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IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Time/Day Sunday, 22 October 2017 Monday, 23 October 2017 Tuesday, 24 October 2017
08:00-08:30
Conference Registration
Conference Registration
Conference Registration 08:30-09:00
Welcome Opening Ceremony
Best Paper Awards Ceremony for IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Best Paper Awards Ceremony for China Communications
(Golden Olive Hall)
09:00-09:45
Tutorial 1
(B Room)
Tutorial 2
(C Room)
Tutorial 3
(D Room)
Tutorial 4
(E Room)
Keynote Speech #1: Connected Vehicles for Modern Transportation Systems
Prof. Xuemin (Sherman) Shen
( Golden Olive Hall)
Keynote Speech #3: Synthetic Molecular Communication
Prof. Robert Schober
(Golden Olive Hall)
09:45-10:30
IoT
Workshop
(A Room)
Keynote Speech #2: Accelerating Design and Test for 5G mmWave
Mr. James Kimery
(Golden Olive Hall)
Keynote Speech #4: Recent Progress of 3U Optical Transmission Systems
Prof. Shaohua Yu
(Golden Olive Hall)
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break & Poster Session-1 Coffee Break & Poster Session-3
11:00-12:30
IoT
Workshop
(A Room)
Tutorial 1
(B Room)
Tutorial 2
(C Room)
Tutorial 3
(D Room)
Tutorial 4
(E Room)
WCS-1
(A Room)
WCS-2
(B Room)
OCSN-1
(C Room)
WNM-1
(D Room)
SPC-1
(E Room)
Invited-1
(F Room)
WCS-6
(A Room)
WCS-7
(B Room)
OCSN-2
(C Room)
STC-1
(D Room)
SNBD
(E Room)
Invited-4
(F Room)
12:30-14:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch
14:00-15:30
VLC
Workshop
(A Room)
Tutorial 5
(B Room)
Tutorial 6
(C Room)
Tutorial 7
(D Room)
Tutorial 8
(E Room)
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(C Room)
WNM-2
(D Room)
SPC-2
(E Room)
Invited-2
(F Room)
IAP-2
(A Room)
WCS-8
(B Room)
WNM-3
(C Room)
STC-2
(D Room)
SPC-3
(E Room)
Invited-5
(F Room)
15:30-16:00 Coffee Break & VLC Poster Session Coffee Break & Poster Session-2 Coffee Break & Poster Session-4
16:00-17:30
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(A Room)
Tutorial 5
(B Room)
Tutorial 6
(C Room)
Tutorial 7
(D Room)
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WCS-4
(A Room)
WCS-5
(B Room)
Steering
Committee
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(C Room)
NGN-1
(D Room)
CIT
(E Room)
Invited-3
(F Room)
WCS-9
(A Room)
WNM-4
(B Room)
PSC
(C Room)
NGN-2
(D Room)
SPC-4
(E Room)
Invited-6
(F Room)
18:30-21:00 Welcome Reception Banquet Organizer’s Dinner
TUTORIALS
Tutorial 1: Molecular Communications: Theory, Practice and Challenges Tutorial 2: Recent Advances in Wireless Localization Tutorial 3: Ultra Dense Small Cell Networks: Principles and Technologies Tutorial 4: Rate Splitting for MIMO Wireless Networks: A Promising PHY-Layer Strategy for 5G and Beyond Tutorial 5: Ultra-reliable and Low-latency Communications: Requirements, Solutions, and Future Directions Tutorial 6: Statistical Queuing and Delay Analysis and Its Applications in Wireless Networking Tutorial 7: Communication and Signal Processing Advances in Wireless Power Transmission Tutorial 8: Signal Processing for Full-Duplex Wireless Communications:
:Its Challenges, Practical Solutions and Future Research Directions
WORKSHOPS International Workshop on Visible Light Communications The Fifth IEEE/CIC ICCC International Workshop on IoT
INDUSTRY & ACADEMIC PANELS
IAP-1: Fog-enabled Computing and Communications IAP-2: AI for Communication Networks
TECHNICAL Sessions
CIT: Communication and Information Theory NGN: Next Generation Networking OCSN: Optical Communication Systems and Networks PSC: Privacy and Security in Communications STC: Selected Topics in Communications SPC: Signal Processing for Communications SNBD: Social Networks and Big Data WCS: Wireless Communications Systems WNM: Wireless Networking and Multimedia
Locations of Meeting Rooms Guibin Building: Changle Hall (1F)-A Room (up to 80),
Weiyang Hall (1F)-E Room (up to 40), Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F Room (up to 100)
Yanbin Building: Jiabin Hall (1F)-B Room (up to 50)
Jiabin Building: Yin Ganlan Hall-C Room (up to 40)
Yingbin Building: Conference Room (3F)-D Room (up to 40)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Minggao Zhang
It is an honor and a pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the Executive Committee and the hosting
Shandong University to the sixth IEEE/CIC International Conference on Communications in China (ICCC
2017), which is organized under the sponsorship of Space Star Technology Co., Ltd and National
Instruments.
First of all, I would like to thank scientific community for my honorary chair nomination. I would also
like to express my greatest appreciation for the work by all the organizers and volunteers on this
important conference.
The conference is supposed to last for three days and a series of exciting programs will be held,
including major technical symposiums, industry and academic panels, workshops, tutorials, invited talks,
and distinguished keynote speeches. Most of the guests are prestigious experts and scientists with
many significant achievements. The conference will be an excellent scientific, networking, and publicity
event. It will provide a good opportunity to exchange ideas and share the latest research achievements
among world-class experts and young researchers from China and abroad.
Finally, I hope that all of you will enjoy this conference. More importantly, you cannot miss the chance
to explore and discover the beauty of Qingdao and to experience the great hospitality of this city.
Honorary Chair - IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Minggao Zhang,
Academician, Chinese Academy of Engineering
Professor, Shandong University, China
WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM THE THE THE THE HONORARY CHAIRHONORARY CHAIRHONORARY CHAIRHONORARY CHAIR
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Dongfeng Yuan Yuguang ‘Michael’ Fang Xueqing Yi
It is a distinct honor to welcome you on behalf of the entire IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 team to the sixth
IEEE/CIC International Conference on Communications in China which is held in the magnificent city of
Qingdao, China, 22-24 October 2017. It is technically sponsored by the IEEE, IEEE Communications
Society (ComSoc), China Institute of Communications (CIC), and technically co-sponsored by Shandong
University, China.
Recently, all of us have witnessed the remarkable innovations and rapid developments of
communications. In particular, IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 aims at addressing a key theme on “Communications
for Everything”, which broadly covers all disciplines of communications from fundamental research to
emerging applications, including the following nine symposiums: Signal Processing for Communications,
Wireless Communications Systems, Optical Communication System and Networks, Privacy and Security
in Communications, Social Networks and Big Data, Communication and Information Theory, Wireless
Networking and Multimedia, Next Generation Networking, and Selected Topics in Communications.
In the keynote sessions, the four world renowned experts from academia and industry Prof. Xuemin
(Sherman) Shen (University of Waterloo, Canada), James Kimery (National Instruments, USA), Prof.
Robert Schober (Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany), and Prof. Shaohua
Yu (Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Wuhan Research Institute of Posts and
Telecommunications) will deliver keynote addresses to present the latest and widest possible view on
these technical areas.
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 has received more than 470 papers in total. To evaluate each submission, a blind
review system was used and each paper was reviewed by at least 3 experts from the Technical Program
Committee. The selection process followed strict criteria in all symposiums so only 213 papers were
accepted. In total, 156 papers will be orally presented and 57 papers will be presented in the form of
poster.
We thank all the authors and speakers for their technical contributions and the attendees for their
participation. We are especially thankful to the keynote speakers and invited speakers for sharing their
diverse expertise and keen visions in both academia and industry. Thanks also go to the effort and
dedication of all organizers and volunteers. We truly hope you will have an intellectually stimulating
experience at this conference and enjoy the technical as well as the social programs.
General Co-Chairs - IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Dongfeng Yuan (Shandong University, China)
Yuguang ‘Michael’ Fang (University of Florida, USA)
Xueqing Yi (China Institute of Communications, China)
WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME MESSAGE FROMMESSAGE FROMMESSAGE FROMMESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL COTHE GENERAL COTHE GENERAL COTHE GENERAL CO----CHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRS
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Cheng-Xiang Wang Ekram Hossain Guoqiang Mao Guang Shi
On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the sixth
IEEE/CIC International Conference on Communications in China (ICCC 2017), in the magnificent city of
Qingdao. Under the theme of “Communications for Everything”, IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 brings together
researchers to discuss the latest advances in communications. The technical program of ICCC 2017
features 4 world-class keynote speeches, 9 technical symposiums, 8 tutorials, 2 industrial and academic
panels, and 2 workshops. In addition, we have 17 invited talks delivered by 17 famous experts from
academia and industry.
In this sixth edition of IEEE ComSoc’s flagship conference in China, we have maintained the high quality
of the conference. We received 471 paper submissions from about 24 countries and regions. Out of
these, 222 papers were accepted and 213 papers were included in the final program, corresponding to
an acceptance rate of 47%. All the papers were carefully peer reviewed by about 450 TPC members and
reviewers, with each paper evaluated by at least three reviewers. Within these accepted papers, we
also have 43 invited papers by established experts in their fields. All these papers are organized into 26
lecture-style oral sessions and 4 interactive poster sessions.
We are confident that you will find the technical program of IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 very stimulating and
inspiring. We warmly invite all of you to join us in interacting with the keynote and invited speakers,
and industrial panelists, and more importantly, interacting with all of your peer attendees. A technical
program like this would not have been possible without the hard work and devotion of many of our
organizing committee members and volunteers. We would like to especially thank the Symposium
Chairs, Workshop Chairs, Tutorial Chairs, and Industrial and Academic Panel Chairs for their exceptional
work. We would also like to express our sincere thanks to all the TPC members and reviewers for their
help in the paper review process.
Finally, we wish to thank all the authors and attendees for participating in the conference. We hope you
will have a fruitful and memorable experience at IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017 in Qingdao.
TPC Co-Chairs - IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Cheng-Xiang Wang (Heriot-Watt University, UK)
Ekram Hossain (University of Manitoba, Canada)
Guoqiang Mao (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)
Guang Shi (China Institute of Communications, China)
WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM MESSAGE FROM THE THE THE THE TTTTPC COPC COPC COPC CO----CHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRS
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Honorary Chair
Minggao Zhang
Shandong University, China
General Co-Chairs
Dongfeng Yuan
Shandong University ,
China
Yuguang ‘Michael’ Fang
University of Florida,
USA
Xueqing Yi
China Institute of
Communications, China
Technical Program Committee Co-Chairs
Cheng-Xiang Wang
Heriot-Watt University,
UK
Ekram Hossain
University of Manitoba,
Canada
Guoqiang Mao
University of Technology
Sydney, Australia
Guang Shi
China Institute of
Communications, China
Publicity Co-Chairs
Zhiquan Bai
Shandong University,
China
Mehrdad Dianati
University of Surrey,
UK
Jie Pan
China Institute of
Communications, China
Tomohiko Taniguchi
Fujitsu Laboratories
Ltd., Japan
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Local Arrangement Co-Chairs
Wensheng Zhang
Shandong University,
China
Jian Sun
Shandong University,
China
Hailiang Xiong
Shandong University,
China
Mingqiang Yang
Shandong University,
China
Publication Co-Chair Publication Co-Chair Financial Co-Chair Financial Co-Chair
Zhi Liu
Shandong University,
China
Zhu Han
Houston University,
USA
Jie Wu
China Institute of
Communications, China
Bruce Worthman
IEEE Communications
Society, USA
Registration Co-Chair Registration Co-Chair Tutorial Co-Chair Tutorial Co-Chair
Xiaotian Zhou
Shandong University,
China
Ying Wei
Shandong University,
China
Tony Q. S. Quek
Singapore University of
Technology and Design,
Singapore
Wei Chen
Tsinghua University, China
Workshop Co-Chair Workshop Co-Chair Invited Track Co-Chair Invited Track Co-Chair
Muhammad Ali Imran
University of Glasgow, UK
Yingjun (Angela) Zhang
The Chinese University of
Hong Kong, China
Liuqing Yang
Colorado State University,
USA
Shi Jin
Southeast University,
China
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Industry & Academic Panels Co-Chair Industry & Academic Panels Co-Chair
Yang Yang
Shanghai Research Centre
for Wireless
Communications, China
Hua Huang
Huawei Technologies,
China
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
STC: Selected Topics in Communications
Zhiguo Ding
Lancaster University,
UK
Lin Cai
University of Victoria,
Canada
Caijun Zhong
Zhejiang University,
China
SPC: Signal Processing for Communications
Marco Di Renzo
National Centre for Scientific
Research, France
Xiaojing Huang
University of Technology Sydney,
Australia
Chengwen Xing
Beijing Institute of Technology,
China
WCS: Wireless Communications Systems
Jingxian Wu
University of Arkansas,
USA
Phone Lin
National Taiwan
University, China
Takis Mathiopoulos
University of Athens,
Greece
Lingyang Song
Peking University,
China
OCSN: Optical Communication System and Networks
Ming Chen
Southeast University,
China
Reza Nejabati
University of Bristol,
UK
Zihuai Lin
University of Sydney,
Australia
TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM COTECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM COTECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM COTECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM CO----CHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRSCHAIRS
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
PSC: Privacy and Security in Communications
Pinyi Ren
Xi’an Jiaotong University,
China
Xiuzhen Cheng
The George Washington
University, USA
Sangarapillai Lambothoran
Loughborrough University,
UK
SNBD: Social Networks and Big Data
Pan Li
Case Western Reserve University,
USA
Pan Hui
Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology, China
Kun Yang
University of Essex,
UK
CIT: Communication and Information Theory
Pingyi Fan
Tsinghua Univertsity,
China
Eduard Jorswieck
Technical University of Dresden,
Germany
Soon Xin Ng (Michael)
Southampton University,
UK
WNM: Wireless Networking and Multimedia
Wei Xiang
James Cook University,
Australia
Miao Pan
University of Houston,
USA
Dalei Wu
The University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga, USA
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
NGN: Next Generation Networking
Tommy Svensson
Chalmers University,
Sweden
Min Sheng
Xidian University,
China
Min Song
Michigan Technological
University, USA
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Chair:
Xuemin (Sherman) Shen (University of Waterloo, Canada)
Vice Chairs:
Ke Gong (Nankai University, China)
Zhen Yang (Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China)
Members:
Kwang-Cheng Chen (National Taiwan University, Taiwan, China)
Khaled B. Letaief (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China)
Zhisheng Niu (Tsinghua University, China)
Tong Song (China Institute of Communications, China)
Steve Weinstein (CTTC Consulting, USA)
Yinghai Zhang (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China)
Koichi Adachi The Univeresity of
Electro-Communications Japan
Israel Akingeneye University of Arkansas USA
Ahmed Al-Kinani Heriot-Watt University United Kingdom
Francisco Javier Aparicio
Navarro Newcastle University United Kingdom
Francisco Aparicio-Navarro Loughborough University United Kingdom
Giuseppe Araniti University Mediterranea of Reggio
Calabria Italy
Takuya Asaka Tokyo Metropolitan University Japan
Bo Bai Tsinghua University China
Lu Bai Shangdong University China
Zhiquan Bai Shandong University China
Ertugrul Basar Istanbul Technical University Turkey
Elena Veronica Belmega ETIS / ENSEA - UCP - CNRS France
Mustapha Benjillali INPT Morocco
Carlos Bermejo Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology Hong Kong, China
Ji Bian Shandong University China
Carmen Botella University of Valencia Spain
TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERSTECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERSTECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERSTECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS
INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEESTEERING COMMITTEESTEERING COMMITTEESTEERING COMMITTEE
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Stefano Buzzi University of Cassino and Lazio
Meridionale/CNIT Italy
Lin Cai University of Victoria Canada
Yunlong Cai Zhejiang University China
Lei Cao The University of Mississippi USA
Yali Cao Shandong University China
Yankun Cao Shandong University China
Yi Cao Shandong University China
Rong Chai Chongqing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Hengtai Chang Shandong University China
Zheng Chang University of Jyväskylä Finland
Periklis Chatzimisios Alexander TEI of Thessaloniki Greece
Chen Chen Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Jieqiong Chen University of Technology Sydney Australia
Li Chen Sun Yat-Sen University China
Lingyu Chen Xiamen University China
Ming Chen Southeast University China
Runhua Chen China Academy of Telecommunications
Technology China
Wei Chen Tsinghua University China
Xiao Chen Southeast University China
Xiaoming Chen Zhejiang University China
Xu Chen Sun Yat-Sen University China
Yuh-Shyan Chen National Taipei University Taiwan, China
Zhengchuan Chen Chongqing University China
Wei Cheng Virginia Commonwealth University USA
Wenchi Cheng Xidian University China
Xiuzhen Cheng George Washington University USA
Yu Cheng Illinois Institute of Technology USA
Yu-Yi Cheng Industrial Technology Research Institute Taiwan, China
Feng-Tsun Chien National Chiao Tung University Taiwan, China
Woong Cho Jungwon University Korea
Sherman S. M. Chow The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Domenico Ciuonzo Network Measurement and Monitoring
(NM2), Naples, IT Italy
Liang Cong Shandong University China
Felipe Cruz-Pérez Cinvestav-IPN Mexico
Ruixue Cui Fudan University China
Kanapathippillai Cumanan University of York United Kingdom
Daniel Benevides da Costa Federal University of Ceara (UFC) Brazil
Tomaso De Cola German Aerospace Center (DLR) Germany
Yansha Deng King's College London United Kingdom
Boya Di Peking University China
Marco Di Renzo Paris-Saclay University / CNRS France
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Guido Dietl University of Applied Sciences Landshut Germany
Guoru Ding Southeast University China
Haichuan Ding University of Florida USA
Hui Ding Shandong University China
Ming Ding Data 61 Australia
Tian Ding University of Technology Sydney Australia
Wenbo Ding Georgia Institute of Technology USA
Zhiguo Ding Lancaster University United Kingdom
Anming Dong Qilu University of Technology China
Mianxiong Dong Muroran Institute of Technology Japan
Ping Dong Beijing Jiaotong University China
Xue Dong Shandong University China
Yanjie Dong University of British Columbia, Vancouver Canada
Yunquan Dong Nanjing University of Information Science
and Technology China
Zhicheng Dong Tibet University China
Qinghe Du Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Zhengfeng Du Shandong University China
Dongliang Duan University of Wyoming USA
Qiang Duan The Pennsylvania State University USA
Pingyi Fan Tsinghua University China
Chao Fang Chalmers University of Technology Sweden
Daquan Feng Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Rui Feng Shandong University China
Wei Feng Tsinghua University China
Gianluigi Ferrari University of Parma Italy
Vasilis Friderikos King's College London United Kingdom
Xiao Fu Nanjing University China
Feifei Gao Tsinghua University China
Zhenzhen Gao Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Jie Gong Sun Yat-Sen University China
Shu Gong Shandong University China
Xiaowen Gong Auburn University USA
Yanmin Gong Oklahoma State University USA
Alberto Gonzalez Universidad Politecnica de Valencia Spain
Ali Gorcin Yildiz Technical University Turkey
Javier Gozalvez Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche Spain
Rui Guan Southeast University China
Guan Gui Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Maxime Guillaud Huawei Technologies, Mathematical and
Algorithmic Sciences Lab France
Chongtao Guo Shenzhen University China
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Linke Guo Binghamton University USA
Shuaishuai Guo Shandong University China
Yinjing Guo Shandong University of Science &
Technology China
Shengqian Han Beihang University China
Shuangshuang Han Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy
of Sciences China
Zhu Han University of Houston USA
Gerhard Hancke City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Biao He University of California, Irvine USA
Hongliang He Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Yejun He Shenzhen University China
Yubei He Shangdong University China
Xiaojun Hei Huazhong University of Science and
Technology China
Paul Ho Simon Fraser University Canada
Xuemin Hong Xiamen University China
Jingzhi Hu Peking University China
Kekai Hu Intel USA
Xiaoya Hu Huazhong University of Science and
Technology China
Kun Hua Lawrence Technological University USA
Chih-Wei Huang National Central University Taiwan, China
Chuan Huang University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China China
Jie Huang Shandong University China
Nuo Huang Southeast University China
Xiaojing Huang University of Technology Sydney Australia
Xiaoxia Huang Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced
Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences China
Yiling Huang Shangdong University China
Pan Hui Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology Hong Kong, China
Takao Inoue National Instruments USA
Linqiong Jia Southeast University China
Chunxiao Jiang Tsinghua University, Beijing China
Mingyan Jiang Shandong University China
Qi Jiang Xidian University China
Xiaohong Jiang Future University-Hakodate Japan
Yuming Jiang Norwegian University of Science and
Technology (NTNU) Norway
Jiping Jiao Xiamen University China
Wanguo Jiao Xidian University China
Eduard Jorswieck TU Dresden Germany
Aravind Kailas Volvo Group North America USA
Rossi Kamal International University of Businesses
Agriculture and Technology Korea
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Farah Kandah University of Tennessee at Chattanooga USA
George Karagiannidis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece
Muhammad Khandaker University College London United Kingdom
Donghyun Kim Kennesaw State University USA
Chuili Kong Zhejiang University China
Lingshuang Kong Shandong University China
Witold Krzymień University of Alberta Canada
Sangarapillai Lambotharan Loughborough University United Kingdom
Jemin Lee Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and
Technology (DGIST) Korea
Xianfu Lei Southwest Jiaotong University China
Bo Li Northwestern Polytechnical University China
Dewen Li Shandong University China
Fudong Li University of Alberta Canada
Haodong Li Shandong University China
Jia Li Oakland University USA
Jianghao Li Shandong University China
Jingya Li Ericsson Sweden
Jun Li Nanjing University of Science and
Technology China
Lixin Li Northwestern Polytechnical University China
Min Li The University of Newcastle Australia
Ming Li University of Nevada, Reno USA
Pan Li Case Western Reserve University USA
Qiang Li University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China China
Qiang Li Huazhong University of Science and
Technology China
Qihao Li University of Oslo Norway
Qinghua Li University of Arkansas USA
Ruidong Li National Institute of Information and
Communications Technology (NICT) Japan
Wen-Tai Li National Sun Yat-Sen University Taiwan, China
Xuanheng Li Dalian University of Technology China
Yuzhou Li Huazhong University of Science and
Technology China
Han Liang Zhejiang University China
Quanquan Liang Shandong University of Science and
Technology China
Qi Liao Nokia Bell Labs Germany
David Lin National Chiao Tung University Taiwan, China
Hai Lin Osaka Prefecture University Japan
Kai Lin Dalian University of Technology China
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Phone Lin National Taiwan University Taiwan, China
Shijun Lin Xiamen University China
Yun Lin Harbin Engineering University China
Zihuai Lin University of Sydney Australia
Christopher Lindberg Chalmers University of Technology Sweden
Chenxi Liu Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Chun-Hung Liu University of Michigan USA
Jianqing Liu University of Florida USA
Junyu Liu Xidian University China
Runzi Liu Xidian University China
Shuiyin Liu Monash University Australia
Tingting Liu Beihang University China
Ye Liu Loughborough University United Kingdom
Yunxue Liu Yantai University China
Zhi Liu Shandong University China
Tat Lok The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Yan Long Southwest Jiaotong University China
Francisco Javier
Lopez-Martinez Universidad de Malaga Spain
Kejie Lu University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez USA
Rongxing Lu University of New Brunswick Canada
Weidang Lu Zhejiang University of Technology China
Yanhui Lu Zhengzhou University China
Changqing Luo Case Western Reserve University USA
Chunbo Luo University of Exeter United Kingdom
Gangming Lv Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Tong Ma Shandong University China
Yanbo Ma Shandong University of Finance and
Economics China
Behrooz Makki Chalmers University of Technology Sweden
Yuyi Mao Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology Hong Kong, China
Barbara Masini CNR - IEIIT Italy
Takis Mathiopoulos University of Athens Greece
Michail Matthaiou Queen's University Belfast United Kingdom
Amjad Mehmood Kohat Univerisity of Science & Technology
Kohat Pakistan
Mohammadali Mohammadi Shahrekord University Iran
Hassan Moradi Qualcomm Inc. USA
Robert Morelos-Zaragoza San Jose State University USA
Simone Morosi University of Florence - CNIT Italy
Mithun Mukherjee Guangdong Provincial Key Lab of
Petrochemical Equipment Fault Diagnosis China
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Shahid Mumtaz Instituto de Telecomunicationes Portugal
Telex M. N. Ngatched Memorial University of Newfoundland Canada
Samrat Nath University of Arkansas USA
Reza Nejabati University of Bristol United Kingdom
Soon Xin Ng University of Southampton United Kingdom
Qiuna Niu Qingdao University of Science and
Technology China
Konstantinos Ntontin University of Barcelona Spain
Hideki Ochiai Yokohama National University Japan
Rodolfo Oliveira Nova University of Lisbon, Instituto de
Telecomunicationes Portugal
Maxwell Omwenga University of Tennessee at Chattanooga USA
Shumao Ou Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom
Gaofeng Pan Southwest University China
Miao Pan University of Houston USA
Yijin Pan Southeast University China
Ai-Chun Pang National Taiwan University Taiwan, China
Charly Poulliat INP - ENSEEIHT Toulouse France
Javier Prieto University of Salamanca Spain
Chenhao Qi Southeast University China
Liping Qian Zhejiang University of Technology China
Jingping Qiao Shandong University China
Qiu Qingchen Shandong University China
Zhu Qiuming Nanjing University of Aeronautics and
Astronautics China
Fengzhong Qu Zhejiang University China
Tony Q. S. Quek Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Yogachandran
Rahulamathavan Loughborough University United Kingdom
Danda Rawat Howard University USA
Pinyi Ren Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Taneli Riihonen Tampere University of Technology Finland
Joel Rodrigues National Institute of Telecommunications
(Intel) Brazil
Gianmarco Romano Second University of Naples Italy
Yuhan Ruan Xidian University China
Claudio Sacchi University of Trento Italy
Sergio Salinas Wichita State University USA
Pierluigi Salvo Rossi Norwegian University of Science and
Technology Norway
Seiichi Sampei Osaka University Japan
Wiroonsak Santipach Kasetsart University Thailand
Hirokazu Sawada National Institute of Information and
Communications Technology Japan
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Mamoru Sawahashi Tokyo City University Japan
Neetesh Saxena Bournemouth University United Kingdom
Christian Schneider Ilmenau University of Technology Germany
Robert Schober University of British Columbia Canada
Vincenzo Sciancalepore NEC Europe Ltd. Germany
Nadir Shah COMSATS Institute of Information
Technology Pakistan
Vinod Sharma Indian Institute of Science India
Changyang She Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Yuan Shen Tsinghua University China
Min Sheng Xidian University China
Haibin Shi Xiamen University China
Jianfeng Shi Southeast University China
Long Shi Singapore University of Technology &
Design Singapore
Qingjiang Shi Zhejiang Sci-Tech University China
Xiufang Shi Zhejiang University China
Yuanming Shi ShanghaiTech University China
Byonghyo Shim Seoul National University Korea
Dirk Slock EURECOM France
Paschalis Sofotasios Khalifa University Finland
Houbing Song Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University USA
Jian Song Shandong University China
Lingyang Song Peking University China
Min Song Michigan Technological University USA
Xiaoshi Song Northeastern University China
Zhou Su Shanghai University China
Hongguang Sun Xidian University China
Jun Sun Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Ning Sun LG Electronics USA
Qifu Sun University of Science and Technology
Beijing China
Yongliang Sun Nanjing Tech University China
Himal Suraweera University of Peradeniya Sri Lanka
Tommy Svensson Chalmers University of Technology Sweden
Mehrdad Taki University of Qom Iran
Yi Tan Heriot-Watt University United Kingdom
Jianhua Tang Seoul National University Korea
Xiao Tang Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Xiaoming Tao Tsinghua University China
Dinghui Tian Shandong University China
Jie Tian Shandong Normal University China
Xiaohua Tian Shanghai Jiao Tong University China
Yafei Tian Beihang University China
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Theodoros Tsiftsis Nazarbayev University Kazakhstan
Guan-Hua Tu Michigan State University USA
Francesco Verde University of Napoli Federico II Italy
Quoc-Tuan Vien Middlesex University United Kingdom
Krzysztof Walkowiak Wroclaw University of Science and
Technology Poland
Bin Wang Wright State University USA
Chengxiang Wang Heriot-Watt University United Kingdom
Chonggang Wang InterDigital Communications USA
Dawei Wang Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Er-Fu Wang Heilongjiang University China
Gang Wang Intelligent Fusion Technology, Inc. USA
Gongpu Wang Beijing Jiaotong University China
Huiming Wang Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Jia Wang Shandong University China
Jie Wang Dalian University of Technology China
Jin-Yuan Wang Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Jingjing Wang Qingdao University of science and
Technology，Qingdao China
Jingyu Wang Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Jintao Wang Tsinghua University China
Jun Wang Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Kan Wang Xi'an University of Technology China
Kan Wang Xi'an University of Technology China
Leiyu Wang Shandong University China
Li Wang Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Liang Wang Shaanxi Normal University China
Lifeng Wang University College London United Kingdom
Lijun Wang Wenhua College China
Pengfei Wang Peking University China
Qinglong Wang McGill University Canada
Shangguang Wang Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Songhua Wang Shandong University China
Wei Wang Zhejiang University China
Xianbin Wang Western University Canada
Xiaojun Wang Dublin City University Ireland
Xijun Wang Xidian University China
Xin Wang Fudan University China
Xinheng Wang University of the West of Scotland United Kingdom
Yinlu Wang Southeast University China
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Yu Wang Nanjing University of Aeronautics and
Astronautics China
Zhiliang Wang Tsinghua University China
Zuoen Wang University of Arkansas USA
Sixiao Wei Intelligent Fusion USA
Feng Wen University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China China
Jingyang Wen North Minzu University China
Miaowen Wen South China University of Technology China
Thakshila Wimalajeewa Syracuse University USA
Dalei Wu The University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga USA
Dapeng Wu Chongqing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Jen-Ming Wu National Tsing Hua University Taiwan, China
Jingxian Wu University of Arkansas USA
Jiyan Wu Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Longfei Wu Fayetteville State University USA
Nan Wu Beijing Institute of Technology China
Qingqing Wu National University of Singapore Singapore
Shaoen Wu Ball State University USA
Yik-Chung Wu The University of Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Yongpeng Wu Shanghai Jiao Tong University China
Yuan Wu Zhejiang University of Technology China
Zhiqiang Wu Wright State University USA
Wei Xiang James Cook University Australia
Xingyu Xiang Intelligent Fusion USA
Yong Xiao University of Arizona USA
Ge Xiaohu Huazhong University of Science &
Technology China
Renchao Xie Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Chengwen Xing Beijing Institute of Technology China
Chao Xu Xidian University China
Datong Xu Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Dongyang Xu Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Hao Xu Southeast University China
Hongji Xu Shandong University China
Jie Xu Guangdong University of Technology China
Jing Xu Shanghai Research Center for Wireless
Communications China
Qian Xu Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Wei Xu Southeast University China
Weitao Xu University of New South Wales Australia
Wenjun Xu Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
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Xiaodong Xu Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Kaiping Xue University of Science and Technology of
China China
Ning Yan Shandong University China
Shihao Yan The Australian National University Australia
Xiaojuan Yan Guilin University of Electronic Technology China
Chungang Yang Xidian University China
Gangqiang Yang University of Waterloo Canada
Howard Yang Singapore University of Technology and
Design Singapore
Junnan Yang University of Technology Sydney Australia
Kun Yang University of Essex United Kingdom
Lei Yang University of Nevada, Reno USA
Ping Yang UESTC China
Weiwei Yang PLA Army Engineering University China
Yuqian Yang Shandong University China
Zhaohui Yang Southeast University China
W. Yanyan University of Shandong China
Chunmei Yao Shandong University China
Qizhong Yao Zhejiang University China
Feng Ye University of Dayton USA
Lin Ye Harbin Institute of Technology China
Yun Ye City University of New York USA
Xiaoyan Yin Northwest University China
Guanding Yu Zhejiang University China
Ke Yu Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, Beijing China
Liu Yu Shandong University China
Shucheng Yu Stevens Institute of Technology USA
Zhenming Yu Tsinghua University China
Xiaojun Yuan University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China China
Hao Yue San Francisco State University USA
Ammar Zafar University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Australia
Yasser Zahedi Wireless Communication Centre -
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Malaysia
Alessio Zappone University of Cassino and Southern Lazio Italy
Weiliang Zeng Qualcomm Research USA
Fei Zesong Beijing Institute of Technology China
Chao Zhai Shandong University China
Chao Zhang Tsinghua University China
Chi Zhang University of Science and Technology of
China China
Chuanting Zhang Shandong University China
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Guomei Zhang Xi'an Jiaotong University China
Haijun Zhang University of Science and Technology
Beijing China
Hongliang Zhang Peking University China
Jia Zhang Shandong Normal University China
Jing Zhang University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China China
Lei Zhang Shandong University China
Liyang Zhang Hebei University of Technology China
Mingqiang Zhang Shandong University China
Na Zhang School of Information Science &
Engineering, Shandong University China
Peng Zhang Weifang University China
Qi Zhang SUTD Singapore
Qi Zhang Shandong University China
Qingrui Zhang Shandong University China
Rongqing Zhang Colorado State University USA
Rui Zhang University of Delaware USA
Rui Zhang Xidian University China
Ruonan Zhang Northwestern Polytechnical University China
Shun Zhang Xidian University China
Wence Zhang Jiangsu University China
Wenyi Zhang University of Science and Technology of
China China
Wuxiong Zhang Shanghai Research Center for Wireless
Communications China
Yuling Zhang Ludong University China
Feiran Zhao Zhejiang University China
Mingxiong Zhao Yunnan University, Chenggong District,
Kunming China
Nan Zhao Dalian University of Technology China
Laibo Zheng Information Science and Engineering
School, Shandong University China
Qinghe Zheng Shandong University China
Zijie Zheng Peking University China
Caijun Zhong Zhejiang University China
Yi Zhong Huazhong University of Science and
Technology China
Andong Zhou Shandong University China
Fuhui Zhou School of Information Engineering,
Nanchang University China
Guoqing Zhou Broadcom USA
Liang Zhou Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Mu Zhou Chongqing University of Posts and
Telecommunications China
Sheng Zhou Tsinghua University China
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Xiaotian Zhou Shandong University China
Haojin Zhu Shanghai Jiao Tong University China
Lina Zhu Xidian University China
Xiaoyan Zhu Xidian University China
Xihua Zou Southwest Jiaotong University China
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WELCOME OPENING CEREMONYWELCOME OPENING CEREMONYWELCOME OPENING CEREMONYWELCOME OPENING CEREMONY
WELCOME OPENING CEREMONY
October 23, Monday, 8:30-9:00, Golden Olive Hall
Chair: Cheng-Xiang Wang, Heriot-Watt University
1. Welcome Message From Prof. Yongbing Zhang (Vice President, Shandong University)
2. Welcome Message From IEEE ComSoc (Guoliang Xue, Vice President for Conferences)
3. Welcome Message From China Institute of Communications (Tong Song)
4. Welcome Message From the Honorary Chair (Minggao Zhang)
5. Welcome Message From the General Co-Chairs (Yuguang ‘Michael’ Fang)
6. Welcome Message From the TPC Co-Chairs (Guang Shi)
7. Best Paper Awards Ceremony for IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
(Awarder: Tong Song and Yinghai Zhang)
8. Best Paper Awards Ceremony for China Communications
(Chair: Honggang Zhang, Awarder: Jianhua Lu)
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KEYNOTE SPEECH #1 Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Dongfeng Yuan, Shandong UniversityDongfeng Yuan, Shandong UniversityDongfeng Yuan, Shandong UniversityDongfeng Yuan, Shandong University, China, China, China, China
Prof. Xuemin (Sherman) Shen
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of Waterloo, Canada
Fellow of the IEEE, Engineering Institute of Canada, Canadian
Academy of Engineering, and Royal Society of Canada
Date: Monday, 23 October, 2017
Time: 9:00-9:45
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Connected Vehicles for Modern Transportation Systems
Abstract: Modern society depends on faster, safer, and environment friendly transportation system.
Vehicular communications network in terms of vehicle to vehicle, vehicle to infrastructure, vehicle
to pedestrian, vehicle to cloud, and vehicle to sensor, provides a solution to modern transportation.
In this talk, we first introduce the all connected vehicles. We then present the challenges and
scientific research issues of vehicular communications network. As examples, we show how to
utilize mobility characteristics of vehicles to derive the achievable asymptotic throughput capacity
in VANETs, and how to develop the charging strategies based on mobility of electric vehicles to
improve the electricity utility, in order to approach load capacities of charging stations in
VANET-enhanced smart grid. We conclude the talk by discuss the future autonomous driving.
Biography: Xuemin (Sherman) Shen is a University Professor and Associate Chair for Graduate
Studies, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada. Dr.
Shen’s research focuses on wireless resource management, wireless network security, wireless body
area networks, smart grid and vehicular ad hoc and sensor networks. He is the Editor-in-Chief of
IEEE IoT Journal. He serves as the General Chair for Mobihoc’15, the Technical Program Committee
Chair for IEEE GC’16, IEEE Infocom’14, IEEE VTC’10, the Symposia Chair for IEEE ICC’10, the
Technical Program Committee Chair for IEEE Globecom’07, the Chair for IEEE Communications
Society Technical Committee on Wireless Communications. Dr. Shen was an elected member of IEEE
ComSoc BoG, the chair of IEEE ComSoc Distinguish Lecturer selection committee, and a member of
IEEE ComSoc Fellow evaluation committee. Dr. Shen received the Excellent Graduate Supervision
Award in 2006, and the Premier’s Research Excellence Award (PREA) in 2003 from the Province of
Ontario, Canada. Dr. Shen is a registered Professional Engineer of Ontario, Canada, an IEEE Fellow,
an Engineering Institute of Canada Fellow, a Canadian Academy of Engineering Fellow, a Royal
Society of Canada Fellow, and a Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE Vehicular Technology Society and
Communications Society.
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KEYNOTE SPEECH #2 Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Dongfeng Yuan, Dongfeng Yuan, Dongfeng Yuan, Dongfeng Yuan, Shandong UniversityShandong UniversityShandong UniversityShandong University, China, China, China, China
Accelerating Design and Test for 5G mmWave
Abstract: The combination of 4G broadband access and smart devices has transformed all of our
lives and opened our eyes to the possibility of mobile broadband access anywhere and everywhere.
5G is more than increased data rates but also increases in capacity, lower latency, and new network
topologies that will provide the infrastructure to deliver these new capabilities and services to create
a new wireless ecosystem unlocking tremendous economic potential. With these objectives, the
question of spectrum arises. Spectrum below 6 GHz is scarce and capacity and bandwidth depend
largely on spectrum availability. Knowing this spectrum constraint, researchers are investigating
new spectrum frontiers in the cmWave and mmWave frequency ranges presenting unprecedented
technical and business challenges. From working with researchers all over the world, NI has been at
the forefront of the mmWave explorations mmWave mobile access and gained unique insight. This
talk will review the background and history of these explorations, lessons learned, and also the
future challenges that lie ahead. MmWave poses many challenges but there is potential to
accelerate mmWave adoption through a platform based approach that streamlines design to test.
Biography: James Kimery is a Director of Marketing for National Instruments SDR and Wireless
Research initiatives. In this role, James is responsible for company’s 5G strategy encompassing both
research and business initiatives. James also leads NI’s RF and Communications Lead User program
which works with leading researchers across the world to accelerate the transition from theory to
prototype and deployment. James also manages the company’s software defined radio business
including the Ettus Research subsidiary acquired by NI in 2010. In 2014, James chaired the IEEE
Globecom industry committee which was held in Austin, Texas. Prior to joining NI, James was the
Director of Marketing for Silicon Laboratories' wireless division. As Director, the wireless division
grew revenues exceeding $250M (from $5M) and produced several industry innovations including
the first integrated CMOS RF synthesizer and transceiver for cellular communications,
James Kimery is a Director of Marketing for National Instruments SDR and Wireless Research initiatives.
In this role, James is responsible for company’s 5G strategy encompassing both research and business
initiatives. James also leads NI’s RF and Communications Lead User program which works with leading
researchers across the world to accelerate the transition from theory to prototype and deployment.
James also manages the company’s software defined radio business including the Ettus Research
subsidiary acquired by NI in 2010. In 2014, James chaired the IEEE Globecom industry committee which
Mr. James Kimery
Director of Marketing,
National Instruments, USA
Date: Monday, 23 October, 2017
Time: 9:45-10:30
Room: Golden Olive Hall
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the first digitally controlled crystal oscillator, and the first integrated single chip phone
(AeroFONE), AeroFONE was voted by the .IEEE as one of the top 40 innovative ICs ever developed.
James also worked at National Instruments before transitioning to Silicon Labs and led many
successful programs including the concept and launch of the PCI eXtensions for Instrumentation
(PXI) platform. James was a founding member of the VXIplug & play Systems Alliance, VISA
working group, and PXI System Alliance. He has authored over 60 technical papers and articles
covering a variety of wireless and test and measurement related topics. James holds degrees
from the University of Texas at Austin (MBA) and Texas A &M University (BSEE).
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KEYNOTE SPEECH #3 Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Guoqiang MaoGuoqiang MaoGuoqiang MaoGuoqiang Mao, , , , University University University University of Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australia
Prof. Robert Schober
Department of Electrical, Electronics, and Communication
Engineering (EEI)
Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU)
Fellow of the IEEE, Canadian Academy of Engineering, and
Engineering Institute of Canada
Date: Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
Time: 9:00-9:45
Room: Golden Olive Hall
Synthetic Molecular Communication
Abstract: Synthetic molecular communication is an emerging research area offering many
interesting and challenging new research problems for communication engineers, biologists,
chemists, and physicists. Synthetic molecular communication is widely considered to be an
attractive option for communication between nanodevices such as (possibly artificial) cells and
nanosensors. Possible applications of the resulting nanonetworks include targeted drug delivery,
health monitoring, environmental monitoring, and “bottom-up” manufacturing. To accommodate
this exciting new and fast growing research area, IEEE and ACM have recently founded several new
conferences and journals.
In this keynote, we will give first a general overview of the areas of synthetic molecular
communication and nanonetworking. Components of synthetic molecular communication
networks, possible applications, and the evolution of the field will be reviewed. Subsequently, we
will give an introduction to various synthetic molecular communication strategies such as gap
junctions, molecular motors, and diffusion based molecular communication. Thereby, we will focus
particularly on diffusion based synthetic molecular communication, identify the relevant basic laws
of physics and discuss their implications for communication system design. One particular challenge
in the design of diffusive synthetic molecular communication systems is intersymbol interference.
We will discuss corresponding mitigation techniques and provide some results. Furthermore, we
will present several receiver design options for diffusive synthetic molecular communication,
discuss their respective advantages and disadvantages, and elaborate on the impact of external
phenomena such as molecule degradation and flow. In the last part of the talk, we will discuss some
research challenges in synthetic molecular communication from a communication and signal
processing point of view.
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Biography: Robert Schober (S’98, M’01, SM’08, F’10) was born in Neuendettelsau, Germany, in 1971.
He received the Diplom (Univ.) and the Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of
Erlangen-Nuermberg in 1997 and 2000, respectively. From May 2001 to April 2002 he was a
Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto, Canada, sponsored by the German Academic
Exchange Service (DAAD). From 2002 to 2011, he was a Professor and Canada Research Chair at the
University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, Canada. Since January 2012 he is an Alexander von
Humboldt Professor and the Chair for Digital Communication at the Friedrich Alexander University
(FAU), Erlangen, Germany. His research interests fall into the broad areas of Communication Theory,
Wireless Communications, and Statistical Signal Processing.
Robert received several awards for his work including the 2002 Heinz Maier–Leibnitz Award of the
German Science Foundation (DFG), the 2004 Innovations Award of the Vodafone Foundation for
Research in Mobile Communications, the 2006 UBC Killam Research Prize, the 2007 Wilhelm
Friedrich Bessel Research Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the 2008 Charles
McDowell Award for Excellence in Research from UBC, a 2011 Alexander von Humboldt
Professorship, and a 2012 NSERC E.W.R. Steacie Fellowship. In addition, he has received several best
paper awards for his research. Robert is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering and a
Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada. From 2012 to 2015, he served as Editor-in-Chief of the
IEEE Transactions on Communications. Currently, he is the Chair of the Steering Committee of the
IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological and Multiscale Communication and serves on the Editorial
Board of the Proceedings of the IEEE. Furthermore, he is a Member at Large of the Board of
Governors and a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Communications Society.
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KEYNOTE SPEECH #4 Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Guoqiang MaoGuoqiang MaoGuoqiang MaoGuoqiang Mao, , , , University University University University of Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australiaof Technology Sydney, Australia
Recent Progress of 3U Optical Transmission Systems
Abstract: Ultra-high-speed, ultra-large-capacity and ultra-long-haul (3U) are the forever pursuit of
optical communication. As a new mode of optical communication, 3U transmission can greatly
promote next generation optical internet and broadband mobile communication network
development and technological progress. This talk introduces the new scientific problems, key
technologies and important achievements in 3U transmission research.
Biography: Yu Shaohua (born in Wuhan in 1962), expert in optical fiber transmission system and
network technology. He obtained the PhD degree in 1992 from Wuhan University and then entered
the Wuhan Research Institute of Posts and Telecommunications (WRI) in 1993. He had been
Engineers, senior engineers, master tutor, deputy director of the research laboratory, doctoral tutor,
general manager of FiberHome network, vice president of FiberHome, and deputy chief engineer of
the WRI. Currently, he is the chief engineer and vice president in WRI, China communication
association executive director, deputy director and director of the academic committee member,
committee of national 863 plan of optical communication network and communication subject
experts. He is also the chief scientist in former national key basic research development program
(973 Plan), "super high speed ultra large capacity ultra long distance optical transmission basic
research", and the vice chairman in International Telecommunication Union ITU-T optical and access
network research group (SG15). He was elected as academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering
in 2015.
He has long been engaged in the research of optical fiber transmission system and communication
network technology, and is one of the pioneers in the integration of SDH and Internet in China's
telecommunications transmission network. He holds 106 patents (including 7 patents authorized by
the United States), 102 published papers, and 4 books. He proposed and commercialized the
integrating the Ethernet and SDH network to transmit LAPS system and metropolitan area network
MSR (MSR) system equipment to solve the problem of “SDH can only work for single voice design
Prof. Shaohua Yu
Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering,
Wuhan Research Institute of Posts and
Telecommunications
Date: Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
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business” and “N metropolitan area network business require N duplicated network”.
Compared with pure router transmission, LAPS has the same transmission rate and costs less
than 1/10. He is the first one in the 100-year history of ITU-T to proposed three
international ITU standards, such as LAPS and MSR from China. As an early invention
technology in two international mainstream programs, LAPS has been produced and
referenced by more than 40 global system equipment manufacturers and more than 10 chip
manufacturers. In the SDH transmission network of the Internet, his proposed method can
solve the problem of coverage and speed of the Internet, and make contributions in the
Metro packet ring network transmission of a variety of services and other international hot
issues.
As the first completed person and unique completed unit, he won two National Technology
Invention Second Prize and two National Science and Technology Progress Second Prize, one
Chinese patent gold medal, and two awards of excellence. He also had three national
information industry major technological invention. He had also won the title of youth science
and technology award, Chinese national outstanding professional and technical person, new
century talents project national candidates, Hubei province top science and technology
award, Guanghua Engineering Science and technology award, the national outstanding
scientific and technological workers, national intellectual property leading talent and the
national model worker.
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Invited Session-1
Session Chair: Zaichen Zhang
Date: Monday, 23 October, 2017
Time: 11:00-12:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Yue Gao, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Title: Data-Driven Sub-Nyquist Spectrum Sensing for IoT
Systems
Abstract: Spectrum sensing is the first step to realize
dynamic spectrum sharing. Geo-location database can
enable white space devices (WSDs) to make use of the
vacant spectrum without harmfully interfering with
incumbent services. Dynamic changes of the wireless
environment pose significant challenges to the database
approach. Wideband spectrum sensing can detect the
instant spectral opportunities over the wide frequency
range, but the high sampling rate is hard to implement in
the power-limited devices. To relax the sensing
requirements on the WSDs, hybrid framework that
combines the advantages of both geo-location database
and spectrum sensing is explored in this talk. To further
reduce the sampling bottleneck at high frequency,
sub-Nyquist sampling techniques are adopted by
exploiting the sparse property of the wideband signals
for Internet of Things (IoT) systems. The experimental
results show that the proposed hybrid schemes can
achieve improved detection performance with reduced
hardware and computation complexity in comparison
with the sensing and database only approach.
Furthermore, we investigate the spectrum utilisation of
TV white space (TVWS) at different locations in London.
Both large-scale and long-term outdoor measurement
are conducted to better understand the features and
variations in multiple locations and time periods.
Different from most fixed location only measurements,
we also drive along the main streets of London with a
portable node measuring on-route spectrum density
with corresponding geographical information. In order to
better understand the dynamic spectrum utilisation
features.
Speaker: Yingjun Zhang (Angela), The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, HK, China ([email protected])
Title: Randomized Gaussian Message Passing for Scalable
PHY Layer of C-RAN
Abstract: With centralized processing, cooperative radio,
real-time cloud computing, and clean infrastructure,
Cloud Radio Access Network (CRAN) is a “future proof”
solution to sustain the mobile data explosion in future
wireless networks. The technology holds great potential
in enhancing future wireless systems with necessary
capability to accommodate unprecedented traffic
demand. However, cloud wireless systems inevitably
encounter scalability issues in terms of computational
and implementation complexities. This talk discusses the
challenges and recent developments in technologies that
potentially address the scalability issues of CRANs. In
particular, I will focus on a randomized Gaussian message
passing algorithm to achieve perfect scalability and
convergence in the PHY layer of CRANs.
Speaker: Bo Ai, Beijing Jiaotong University, China
INVITED TALKS
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Title: Scatterer Modeling for Wireless Channel @
mmWave
Abstract: Mmwave communication has been regarded as
one of key technology in 5G. FCC has allocated 28 GHz,
37/39 GHz and 64-71 GHz frequencies as licensed or
unlicensed bands for 5G mobile radio services (MRS). As
is known, the sensitivity of mmWave links to blockage is
due to their weak diffraction characteristics and the
scatterers in real physical scenarios are usually neglected.
In this talk, we will make an analysis of scatterer
modeling for wireless channel at mmWave, which is of
great importance to the precise modeling for wireless
channels.
Invited Session-2
Session Chair: Yulong Zou
Date: Monday, 23 October, 2017
Time: 14:00-15:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Zaichen Zhang, Southeast University, China
Title: Optical Mobile Communications
Abstract: Optical band is to be explored to meet
requirements of future wireless communication systems.
Optical wireless communication (OWC) technologies,
such as free space optical (FSO) and visible light
communications (VLC), have been well deployed but still
have limitations to be incorporated in the future mobile
communication systems. In this talk, we introduce our
recent work on the newly proposed optical mobile
communication (OMC) technologies. Different from
FSO, OMC supports multiple senders and multiple
receivers, with possible high mobility and handover
among cells Compared with VLC, OMC achieves higher
throughput and supports higher mobility. OMC brings
several key design problems, such as beam adaption and
resource optimization across different domains, which
will also be addressed in this talk.
Speaker: Xiliang Luo, ShanghaiTech University, China
Title: From TDD to FDD: Challenges in Massive MIMO
Abstract: This talk will provide an overview of various
technical challenges in massive MIMO deployments and
the corresponding solutions. Specifically, we will first go
over TDD massive MIMO systems and discuss the TDD
reciprocity calibration problems and the uplink pilot
contamination issues. In particular, we will show how to
mitigate the UL pilot contamination through aligning the
channel power in multiple domains, i.e. the time, angular,
and Doppler domains. Then we discuss how to deploy
massive MIMO in FDD mode. With our proposed DL
pilots, we are able to effect desirable DL path aligning at
each served MS for the DL CSI acquisition and feedback
in FDD massive MIMO. A scalable CSI feedback scheme is
designed such that FDD massive MIMO can work
reasonably well with only a small amount of DL and UL
overheads similar to those consumed in conventional
cellular systems.
Speaker: Xin Wang, Fudan University, China
Title: Resource Allocation for Green Coordinated
Multipoint Communication Systems
Abstract: Green coordinated transmissions play an
important role in development of the next-generation
energy- and spectrum-efficient cellular heterogeneous
networks (HetNets). On the other hand, by fast evolution
of the current power network infrastructure, it is
expected that all future communication systems will be
powered by a smart grid with high penetration of
renewable energy sources (RES). Integration of
smart-grid technologies and RES into system designs
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then holds the key to fully exploiting the potential of
coordinated communications in future HetNets. To this
end, we establish a new paradigm to develop
low-complexity online (real-time) control schemes for
efficient utilization of the RES and wireless
communication resource. Leveraging the stochastic
optimization approach, a unified framework is developed
for modeling, analyzing, and designing efficient, robust,
distributed, two-timescale online resource management
schemes in smart-grid powered coordinated multipoint
communication systems. It is shown – both theoretically
and empirically- that the proposed algorithms and
schemes can significantly improve the energy efficiency
of the coordinated communication systems in practical
stochastic and dynamic network environments.
Invited Session-3
Session Chair: Zhi Quan
Date: Monday, 23 October, 2017
Time: 16:00-17:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Yulong Zou, Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China ([email protected])
Title: Physical-Layer Security for Spectrum Sharing
Systems
Abstract: This talk examines the physical-layer security
for a spectrum sharing system consisting of multiple
source-destination pairs, which dynamically access their
shared spectrum for data transmissions in the presence
of an eavesdropper. A source cooperation (SC) aided
opportunistic jamming framework is proposed for
protecting the transmission confidentiality of the
spectrum sharing system against eavesdropping.
Specifically, when a source node is allowed to access the
shared spectrum for data transmissions, another source
is opportunistically selected in the spectrum sharing
system to transmit an artificial noise for disrupting the
eavesdropper without affecting the legitimate
transmissions. Two specific SC aided opportunistic
jamming schemes are presented, namely the SC aided
random jammer selection (RJS) and optimal jammer
selection (OJS), which are referred to as the SC-RJS and
SC-OJS, respectively. The conventional non-cooperation
is considered as a baseline. Closed-form intercept
probability expressions for the non-cooperation, SC-RJS
and SC-OJS schemes are derived, based on which their
secrecy diversity gains are determined through an
asymptotic intercept probability analysis in the high
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) region. It is proved that the
conventional non-cooperation exhibits a secrecy diversity
of zero, whereas the proposed SC-RJS and SC-OJS achieve
a higher secrecy diversity of one. This also surprisingly
means that no additional secrecy diversity gain is
achieved by the optimal jammer selection compared to
the random selection strategy. In addition, numerical
results show that the intercept probability performance
of the SC-OJS is always better than that of the SC-RJS and
non-cooperation, even when the legitimate channel is
worse than the eavesdropping channel.
Speaker: Winston Seah, Victoria University of Wellington,
New Zealand ([email protected])
Title: Making Sense out of IoT Non-Sense
Abstract: The Internet has transformed from its original
form that connects computers utilized by humans to one
that connects objects, sensors, and any foreseeable
device in everyday life, giving rise to the “Internet of
Things”. Coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999, the term
“Internet of Things” (IoT) refers to this new Internet
where devices generate data and communicate,
interacting often without any human intervention.
Industry and academia alike have exploited IoT in
marketing and securing grants respectively, purporting
numerous new futuristic IoT products and research as
far-fetched as IoT storytelling!!! This talk aims to put
some context into the different definitions of IoT, the
research challenges, and hopefully make some sense out
of IoT “non-sense”.
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Speaker: Lie-Liang Yang, University of Southampton, UK
Title: Enabling Techniques for Radio Access in
Ultra-Dense Wireless Networks
Abstract: Future global 5G (5G+) wireless systems are
expected to constitute an ultra-dense wireless network
that aims at providing wide-ranging and ubiquitous
services for every mobile user and IoT device associated
with the network. Explicitly, radio access in such a
network faces a lot of technical challenges. Hence, in this
talk, we first address the main challenges of radio access
in ultra-dense wireless networks, both uplink and
downlink scenarios will be considered. Then, we explore
a range of technical solutions enabling ultra-dense
users/devices to share the limited radio resources
available to the network. The advantages, disadvantages
and the challenges for practical implementation of these
optional techniques will be emphasised. We conclude
the talk by discussing the further challenges and the
open problems for research and development.
Invited Session-4
Session Chair: Wenchi Cheng
Date: Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
Time: 11:00-12:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Zhi Quan, Shenzhen University, China
Title: Data-driven Wireless Calibration and Testing
Abstract: Radio frequency (RF) calibration and test play
an important role in massive production of consumer
electronics, such as laptops, smart phones, pads, drones,
etc., to ensure high quality of wireless communications.
There is a trade-off between test time and measurement
accuracy in traditional RF testing methods. In this talk,
we will introduce data-driven wireless RF calibration and
test methods that can adaptively adjust test strategies
based on on-line measurement data. The data-driven
methods can greatly improve measurement accuracy
while reducing test time. The improved product quality
and reduced test time can save hundreds of millions of
dollars per year in manufacturing of consumer
electronics.
Speaker: Jun Fang, University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China ([email protected])
Title: Beam Alignment and Channel Estimation for
MmWave Communications
Abstract: Millimeter wave (mmWave) communication is
a promising technology for future cellular networks. It
has the potential to offer gigabits-per-second
communication data rates by exploiting the large
bandwidth available at mmWave frequencies. A key
challenge for mmWave communication is that signals
incur a much more significant path loss over the
mmWave frequency bands as compared with the path
attenuation over the lower frequency bands. To
compensate for the significant path loss, large antenna
arrays should be used at both the base station and the
mobile station to provide sufficient beamforming gain for
mmWave communications. Due to the high directivity of
beams, mmWave systems require fast and accurate
beam alignment/channel estimation which is essential
for the proper operation of directional
precoding/beamforming.
This talk focuses on beam alignment/channel estimation
techniques for mmWave systems. We study different
beam steering techniques and their associated channel
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estimation performance. We also show that besides
sparse characteristics, mmWave channels often exhibit
low-rank structures that can be utilized to significantly
improve the channel estimation performance. Several
new mmWave channel estimation methods that exploit
the low-rank structures will be presented.
Speaker: Ying Cui, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China
Title: Analysis and Optimization of Caching in Large-scale
Wireless Networks
Abstract: The rapid proliferation of smart mobile devices
has triggered an unprecedented growth of global mobile
data traffic. Modern data traffic exhibits a high degree of
asynchronous content reuse. Thus, caching at base
stations (BSs) is gradually recognized as a promising
approach to support massive content delivery over
wireless networks. It is of critical importance to fully
exploit the potential of caching in wireless networks, by
jointly utilizing other key wireless technologies. In this
talk, I will discuss joint caching and multicasting in heavy
or moderate load scenarios, and joint caching and BS
cooperation in light load scenarios. This talk will present
a general framework of analysis and optimization of
average performance in large-scale cache-enabled
wireless networks, which is based on stochastic geometry,
probability theory and various optimization techniques.
The analysis and optimization results provide valuable
design insights for practical cache-enabled wireless
networks.
Invited Session-5
Session Chair: Shunqing Zhang
Date: Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
Time: 14:00-15:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Dixian Zhao, Southeast University, China
Title: CMOS Millimeter-Wave Power Amplifier and
Transmitter Design
Abstract: The rapid growth of mobile data and the use of
smart phones are making unprecedented challenges for
wireless service providers to overcome a global
bandwidth shortage. Millimeter-wave (mm-Wave)
technology is widely considered as one of the key
technologies that will continue to serve the consumer
demand for increased wireless data capacity. Meanwhile,
the advanced CMOS can now well operate in mm-Wave
bands, permitting the integration of a full transceiver in a
low-cost, high-yield technology. However, the design of
mm-Wave transceivers in advanced CMOS still poses
many challenges at device, circuit and architecture levels.
In addition to generic difficulties, such as high-frequency
operation and low active gain, mm-Wave designers must
deal with issues like low breakdown voltage, high
interconnect loss, unwanted mutual coupling, poor
device matching, inaccurate PDK high-frequency models,
strict design rules, long EM-simulation time, etc. At
transmitter side, all these critical issues limit the output
power and efficiency, prolong the design time and make
it difficult to guarantee the success of tape-out.
This talk will focus on realizing CMOS mm-Wave power
amplifiers (PAs) towards more output power, higher
efficiency and broader bandwidth. All the
aforementioned design challenges will be described.
Novel design techniques at mm-Wave will be presented,
followed by prior-art PA and TX dsigns in advanced CMOS
technologies.
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Speaker: Haojin Zhu, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China
Title: Attacks and Defenses of IoT Systems via A
Cross-layer Approach
Abstract: Along with the high popularity of IoT systems,
the security and privacy issues in IoT are receiving an
increasing interest. In this study, we present WindTalker,
a novel and practical keystroke inference framework that
allows an attacker to infer the sensitive keystrokes on a
mobile device through WiFi-based side-channel
information. WindTalker is motivated from the
observation that keystrokes on mobile devices will lead
to different hand coverage and the finger motions, which
will introduce a unique interference to the multi-path
signals and can be reflected by the channel state
information (CSI). The adversary can exploit the strong
correlation between the CSI fluctuation and the
keystrokes to infer the user’s number input. WindTalker
presents a novel approach to collect the target’s CSI data
by deploying a public WiFi hotspot. Compared with the
previous keystroke inference approach, WindTalker
neither deploys external devices close to the target
device nor compromises the target device. Instead, it
utilizes the public WiFi to collect user’s CSI data, which is
easy-to-deploy and difficult-to-detect. In addition, it
jointly analyzes the traffic and the CSI to launch the
keystroke inference only for the sensitive period where
password entering occurs. WindTalker can be launched
without the requirement of visually seeing the smart
phone user’s input process, backside motion, or installing
any malware on the tablet. We implemented Windtalker
on several mobile phones and performed a detailed case
study to evaluate the practicality of the password
inference towards Alipay, the largest mobile payment
platform in the world. The evaluation results show that
the attacker can recover the key with a high successful
rate. Our research shows that it needs to jointly consider
multiple-layer information (e.g., physical layer, network
layer and system layer) to design a secure NCS. It also
provides more research opportunities for network
security study in a cross-layer fashion.
Speaker: Qingwen Liu, Tongji University, China
Title: A New Way of Wireless Power Transfer beyond 5G
Abstract: About 70 years ago, Abraham Maslow, created
a hierarchy of innate and psychological needs:
psychological, safety, belonging/love, esteem and
self-actualization. In this era of digital evolution, those
needs have been usurped by the continuous digital
cravings that are more important than the most basic
needs – WiFi/mobile-internet and battery-life. Beyond
5G, in addition to wireless information transfer (WIT),
wireless power transfer (WPT) becomes a promising
solution to provide convenient and perpetual battery-life.
Besides the traditional WPT technologies such as
inductive coupling, magnetic resonate coupling and
electromagnetic radiation, distributed laser charging
(DLC), a new WPT alternative, can provide Watt-level
power over meter-level distance for smartphones,
laptops, etc.. DLC is a long-range high-power WPT
technology and can provide the similar user experience
as WiFi communications. We will present DLC’s technical
fundamentals and illustrate its potential of cutting the
last cord for mobile electronics
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Invited Session-6
Session Chair: Qiang Li
Date: Tuesday, 24 October, 2017
Time: 16:00-17:30
Room: Wanxiang Hall (2F)-F meeting room
Speaker: Shunqing Zhang, Shanghai University, China
Title: Green 5G: From the Fundamental Tradeoffs’
Perspective
Abstract: With years of tremendous traffic and energy
consumption growth, green radio has been valued not
only for theoretical research interests but also for the
operational expenditure reduction and the sustainable
development of wireless communications. In this talk, we
will focus on research progresses of 4G and 5G
communications, such as orthogonal frequency division
multiplexing and non-orthogonal aggregation, MIMO
systems, and heterogeneous networks. We will also
discuss potential challenges and impacts of fundamental
green tradeoffs, to guide the energy efficient research
and design for future wireless networks.
Speaker: Jemin Lee, Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of
Science & Technology (DGIST) Daegu, Korea
Title: Computing at the Edge for 5G and IoT
Abstract: A key trend in computing and networking is
pushing processing and storage into the “cloud”.
However, the cloud computing paradigm is facing
difficulties in supporting the delay-sensitive applications
and improving the scalability for exploding connected
devices. Moreover, most IoT devices are small and
designed to operate with minimal resources, and these
resource-constrained devices have little or no capability
to defend themselves against sophisticated security
attacks. Those challenges lead to the new paradigm
“edge computing” which makes the cloud descend to the
edge. This emphasizes leveraging the power of local
computing and using different types of edge devices to
provide better services. In this talk, we will explore the
use of edge computing for 5G and IoT. Specifically, we
will provide the efficient design of edge
computing-enabled heterogeneous networks and the
framework of leveraging edge computing for IoT security.
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Keynote Speech for IoT (Session Chair: Min Jia)
Time: 09:00-9:45, 22 Oct. 2017
Title: Key technologies and applications of location-based services Speaker: Prof. Xuerong Cui, China University of Petroleum (East China), Qingdao, China
Session-1 (Session Chair: Yinghong Ma)
Time: 09:45-10:30, 22 Oct. 2017
An intelligent ECG interactive processing system based on Android and cloud computing platform
Shu Minglei (Shandong Computer Science Center, China); Nuo Wei (Shandong Computer Science Center,
China); Jiyong Xu (Shandong Computer Science Center, China); Ming Yang (Shandong Computer Science
Center, China)
An extraction optimization algorithm design for IP parameters in CSAMT
Wendong Xu (Qilu University of Technology, China); Guohua Lv (Qilu University of Technology, China)
Synchronous Full-Duplex MAC Protocol for Multi-Hop Wireless Networks
Yu Song (Army Engineering University & Xi'an Communications Institute, China); Zhi Wang (August First
Film Studio); Peng Liu (PLA Army Engineering University, China)
Session-2 (Session Chair: Wendong Xu)
Time: 11:00-12:30, 22 Oct. 2017
An Efficient Embedding Algorithm for Virtual Network via Exploiting Topology Attributes and Global
Network Resources
Haotong Cao (Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Longxiang Yang (Nanjing
University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Hongbo Zhu (Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Joint Access Control and Resource Allocation for Machine Type communications
Jian Guo (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Xuefei Zhang (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China); Ruiqi Wang (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Xiaofeng Tao (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China)
Multi-channel Assisted Cooperative Relay for High Efficiency Wireless Local Area Network
Yinghong Ma (Xidian University, China); Hongyan Li (Xidian University, China); Yi Jiao (Xi’an
Communications Institute, China)
WORKSHOPS
The Sixth IEEE/CIC ICCC International Workshop on IoT
Date: Sunday, 22 October
Room: Changle Hall (1F)-A meeting room
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IoT System Evaluation Methods for Very Bursty Traffic with Contention Based Access
Haifeng Yu (HuaWei Bld., China); Wu Rong Zhang (Huawei Technologies Co. LTD, China); Guangwei Yu
(Huawei Technologies Co. LTD, China); Feng Yu (Huawei, China)
Session-1 (Session Chair: Paul Anthony Haigh)
Time: 14:00-15:30, 22 Oct. 2017
High speed visible light communication based on PAM-OFDM modulation
Nan Chi (Fudan University, China)
High-speed optical camera communication using selective capture
Shivani Teli (Pukyong National University, Korea); Yeonho Chung (Pukyong National University, Korea)
Visible Light Communications: Fast-Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing in Highly Bandlimited
Conditions
Paul Anthony Haigh (University College London, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Izzat Darwazeh
(University College London, United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Visible light emission from porous silicon carbide
Haiyan Ou (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark); Yi Wei (Technical University of Denmark,
Denmark)
Using phosphors to enhance reception light for visible light communication
Hai-chao Guo (Science and Technology on Space Microwave Laboratory, China Academy of Space
Technology & Beijing Institute of Technology, China); Yan-mei Zhang (Beijing Institute of Technology,
China); Li Zhang (China Academy of Space Technology (Xi’an), China); She Shang (China Academy of
Space Technology (Xi’an), China); Huan Li (Beijing Institute of Technology, China); Han Gao (Beijing
Institute of Technology, China); Yu-long An (Beijing Institute of Technology, China)
Session-2 (Session Chair: Haijun Zhang)
Time: 16:00-17:30, 22 Oct. 2017
Underwater Wireless Optical Communication: a Review
Chuying Yu (Zhejiang University, China); Meiwei Kong (Zhejiang University, China); Bin Sun (Zhejiang
University, China); Jing Xu (Zhejiang University, China)
Optical Camera Communication for Smart Cities
Patricia Chavez-Burbano (Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral, Ecuador); Victor Guerra (IDeTIC-ULPGC,
Spain); Jose Rabadan (CeTIC-DSC, Universidad de Las Palmas, Spain); Rafael Perez-Jimenez (Universidad
de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain)
The Sixth IEEE/CIC ICCC International Workshop on
Visible Light Communications
Date: Sunday, 22 October
Room: Changle Hall (1F)-A meeting room
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Performance Study of Nonlinear Models for VLC Systems
Li Tao (China Ship Development and Design Centre, China); Yiguang Wang (China Mobile
Communications Group Jiangsu Company Limited, China); Hui Tan (China Ship Development and Design
Center, China)
When Visible Light Communications Meet Photonic Nanostructures
Xilu Yang (Fudan University, China); Yan Yu (Fudan University, China); Yujun Xie (Fudan University, China);
Yurong Dong (Fudan University, China); Pan Zeng (Fudan University, China); Junyi Gong (Fudan University,
China); Rongqing Liang (Fudan University, China); Qiongrong Ou (Fudan University, China); Shuyu Zhang
(Fudan University, China)
Nyquist-PAM-4 transmission using linear DPD and MLSE for Indoor Visible Light Communications
Chao Yang (State Key Laboratory of Optical Communication Technologies and Networks, China); Wu Liu
(Wuhan Research Institute of Post & Telecommunication & State Key Laboratory of Optical
Communication Technologies and Networks, China); Xiang Li (Wuhan Research Institute of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Qi Yang (FiberHome, China); Zhixue He (FiberHome, China)
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Time: 15:30-16:00, 22 Oct. 2017
Polar Coding Performance for indoor LOS VLC System
Jianming Zhang and Wenxiu Hu (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Xicong Li
(BUPT, China); Min Zhang and Dahai Han (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China);
Zabih Ghassemlooy (Northumbria University, United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Monolithic III-nitride photonic circuit for multifunctional visible light communication
Yuan Jiang and Zheng Shi (Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Xumin Gao
(NanJing University of posts and Telecommunications, China); Jialei Yuan and Shuai Zhang (Nanjing
University of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Yongjin Wang (NJUPT, China)
Adaptive transmission for MIMO VLC systems
Xinyue Guo (University of Shanghai for Science and Technology); Shuangshuang Li and Yang Guo
(University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, China)
Experimental Demonstration of Undersampled Color-Shift Keying Optical Camera Communications
Pengfei Luo (Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd, China); Zabih Ghassemlooy (Northumbria University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Stanislav Zvanovec (Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic);
Shulan Feng (Huawei Technologies, China); Philipp Zhang (Huawei Technologies, USA); Min Zhang
(Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China)
The Influence of Driving Current on the LED Modulation Bandwidth indoor VLC
Xiaoqing Song (Armored Force Engineering Academy, China); You-cai Wei, Zixu Zhao and Mu-yu Wang
(Academy of Armored Forces Engineering, China)
POSTER FOR VLC
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Tutorial-1: Molecular Communications: Theory,
Practice and Challenges
Time: 09:00-12:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Jiabin Hall (1F)-B meeting room
Instructor:
Lie-Liang Yang
University of Southampton, UK
Abstract: Molecular Communications (MC) has
been recognized as an attractive solution for
information exchange between nano-machines
and in nano-scale networks operated in fluid
environment. By taking its potential advantages of
bio-compatibility and low energy consumption,
MC is expected to find a lot of applications in the
areas, where the operation of conventional
electromagnetic based communications is
inefficient and/or impractical. Potential
applications of MC may include health-care,
intelligent drug delivery, environment monitoring,
industry applications, Internet of Nano Things
(IoNT), etc. In this tutorial, we will provide a
comprehensive introduction to the
state-of-the-art in MC. The fundamentals of MC,
channel modeling and transceiver techniques will
be addressed. We will emphasize the similarity
and difference between MC and the conventional
electromagnetic based communications.
Furthermore, the challenges and opportunities of
MC will be discussed.
The tutorial is organized as follows (Intended
length of the tutorial: half-day):
1. Review of MC by comparing it with the
conventional electromagnetic based
communications.
2. MC channel modeling, including the possible
media for molecule transportation, channel
models in MC, and channel statistical
properties.
3. Transceiver design and optimization
techniques, including optional signaling
techniques, optimum and sub-optimum
detection techniques, low-complexity coding
techniques for reliability enhancement of
molecular communications, etc.
4. Theoretical performance limits of some MC
systems, and practical challenges of MC
implementation.
5. Survey of mathematical tools for studying the
performance of MC systems.
6. Challenges and opportunities for research and
development of MC, and future research
issues.
Tutorial-2: Recent Advances in Wireless
Localization
Time: 09:00-12:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Yin Ganlan Hall-C meeting room
Instructors:
Yuan Shen
Tsinghua University, China
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Guodong Zhao
University of Electronic Science and Technology of
China, China
Tingting Zhang
Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, China
Abstract: In this tutorial, we provide an overview
for the recent advances in wireless localization, in
particular from the physical-layer perspective of
theory and algorithm design. Starting from the
basic models and concepts of wireless localization,
we overview the state-of-the-art results on
non-cooperative and cooperative wireless
localization. Then, we introduce network
operation techniques for wireless localization in
both noncooperative and cooperative scenarios.
Emphasis will be given to resource-restricted
wireless localization networks, and as an example,
we will discuss joint power and bandwidth
allocation for cooperative localization. Finally, we
introduce recent advances in receiver positioning,
where the full-duplex relay are used.
Tutorial-3: Ultra Dense Small Cell Networks:
Principles and Technologies
Time: 09:00-12:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Conference Room (3F)-D meeting room
Instructors:
Haijun Zhang
University of Science and Technology Beijing,
China
Abstract: Next-generation (5G) wireless systems
are characterized by three key features:
heterogeneity, in terms of technology and
services, dynamics, in terms of rapidly varying
environments and uncertainty, and size, in terms
of number of users, nodes, and services. The
need for smart, secure, and autonomic network
design has become a central research issue in a
variety of applications and scenarios. Ultra dense
small cell networks (UDSNs) have attracted
intense interest from both academia and industry
to potentially improve spatial reuse and coverage,
thus allowing cellular systems to achieve higher
data rates, while retaining the seamless
connectivity and mobility of cellular networks.
However, considering the severe inter-tier
interference and limited cooperative gains
resulting from the constrained and non-ideal
transmissions between adjacent base stations, a
new paradigm for improving both spectral
efficiency and energy efficiency through
suppressing inter-tier interference and enhancing
the cooperative processing capabilities is needed
in the practical evolution of UDSNs.
This tutorial will identify and discuss technical
challenges and recent results related to the
UDSNs in 5G mobile networks. The tutorial is
mainly divided into four parts. In the first part, we
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will introduce UDSNs, discuss about the UDSNs
system architecture, and provide some main
technical challenges. In the second part, we will
focus on the issue of resource management in
UDSNs and provide different recent research
findings that help us to develop engineering
insights. In the third part, we will address the
signal processing and PHY layer design of UDSNs
and address some key research problems. In the
last part, we will summarize by providing a future
outlook of UDSNs.
The tutorial is organized as follows:
Part I: Overview of UDSNs and System
Architecture (45 mins)
1. RAN Evolutions: Brief introduction of
UDSNs, SON, C-RANs, LTE-U and their
potential evolution.
2. Introduction o f UDSNs: Basic features and
definitions, challenges, and state of the
art.
3. System architecture: Fronthaul, Fog/cloud
computing, heterogeneous networks,
performance metrics
Part II: Resource Management in UDSNs (60 mins)
1. Resource Allocation : A cooperative
bargaining game theoretic approach
2. Resource allocation with heterogeneous
services
3. Secure resource allocation without and
with cooperative jamming
4. Cross layer optimization in UDSNs
Part III: Interference Management in UDSNs (60
mins)
1. Interference-limited resource optimization
with fairness and imperfect spectrum
sensing
2. Coexistence of Wi-Fi and UDSNs with
LTE-U
3. Cooperative interference mitigation and
handover management
4. Incomplete CSI based resource
optimization in SWIPT
Part IV: Outlook of UDSNs (15 mins)
1. Evolution of UDSNs: Future research
challenges
Tutorial-4: Rate Splitting for MIMO Wireless
Networks: A Promising PHY-Layer Strategy for
5G and Beyond
Time: 09:00-12:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Weiyang Hall (1F)-E meeting room
Instructors:
Bruno Clerckx
Imperial College London, UK
Hamdi Joudeh
Imperial College London, UK
Abstract: Numerous techniques have been
developed in the last decade for MIMO wireless
networks, including among others MU-MIMO,
CoMP, Massive MIMO, NOMA, millimetre wave
MIMO. All those techniques rely on two extreme
interference management strategies, namely fully
decode interference and treat interference as
noise. Indeed, while NOMA based on
superposition coding with successive interference
cancellation relies on strong users to fully decode
and cancel interference created by weaker users,
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MU-MIMO/Massive MIMO/CoMP/millimetre
wave MIMO based on linear precoding rely on
fully treating any multi-user interference as noise.
In this tutorial, we depart from those two
extremes and introduce the audience to a more
general and more powerful transmission
framework based on Rate-Splitting (RS) that
consists in decoding part of the interference and
in treating the remaining part of the interference
as noise. This enables RS to softly bridge and
therefore reconcile the two extreme strategies of
fully decode interference and treat interference
as noise.
RS relies on the transmission of common
(degraded) messages decoded by multiple users,
and private (nondegraded) messages decoded by
their corresponding users. As a result, RS pushes
multiuser transmission away from conventional
unicast-only transmission to superimposed
unicast multicast transmission and leads to a
more general class/framework of strategies, e.g.
NOMA and MU-MIMO with linear precoding
being special cases of RS. RS will be shown to
provide significant benefits in terms of spectral
efficiencies, reliability and CSI feedback overhead
reduction over conventional strategies
used/envisioned in LTE-A/5G. The gains of RS will
be demonstrated in a wide range of scenarios:
multi-user MIMO, massive MIMO, multi-cell
MIMO/CoMP, overloaded systems, NOMA,
multigroup multicasting, mmwave
communications, communications in the
presence of RF impairments. Open problems and
challenges will also be discussed.
The tutorial is organized as follows:
1. Introduction to MIMO networks, interference
management and 4G design (10min)
a. Point to point MIMO
b. Multi-user MIMO
c. Multi-cell MIMO and HetNets
d. Massive MIMO
e. Interference Management
2. Problem of current 4G and emerging 5G
architecture (10min)
a. LTE-A performance and limitations:
MU-MIMO, CoMP, HetNets
b. Motivation for a new physical layer
3. Fundamentals of Rate Splitting (50min)
a. Interference Channel
b. Broadcast Channel with imperfect CSIT
c. Performance Limits and Degrees of
Freedom
d. Sum-Rate Enhancement and CSI Feedback
Reduction
4. Transceiver Optimization of Rate-Splitting
(20min)
a. Problem formulation
b. Robust beamforming (sum-rate
maximization, max-min fairness)
5. Extensions of Rate Splitting (65min)
a. Multiple receive antennas
b. Massive MIMO
c. Multi-Cell MIMO
d. Overloaded systems
e. Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access
f. Multigroup Multicast
g. Communications in the presence of RF
impairments
h. Millimeter Wave Communications
6. Rate-Splitting in 5G (15min)
a. Standardization issues and efforts
7. Future Challenges (10min)
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Tutorial-5: Ultra-reliable and Low-latency
Communications: Requirements, Solutions, and
Future Directions
Time: 14:00-17:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Jiabin Hall (1F)-B meeting room
Instructors:
Chenyang Yang
Beihang University, China
Changyang She
Singapore University of Technology and Design,
Singapore
Abstract: Supporting ultra-reliable and
low-latency communications (URLLC) is one of the
major goals in fifth generation (5G)
communication systems. Ensuring such a
stringent quality-of-service (QoS) enables various
applications in tactile internet such as control of
exoskeletons for patients, remote driving,
free-viewpoint video, and synchronization of
suppliers in a smart grid, and in ultra-reliable
machine-type-communications (MTC) such as
autonomous vehicles and factory automation.
Due to limited radio resources, channel fading
and network congestion, achieving the target
requirements, including ultra-high reliability,
ultra-low latency, and extremely high network
availability, is very challenging in wireless
communications.
The tutorial is organized as follows:
In the first part, we will introduce URLLC, discuss
the QoS requirements, and provide an overview
of different research initiatives related to URLLC.
In the second part, we will introduce some initial
solutions of radio resource management in 5G
RAN and transmission modes proposed for URLLC,
where useful tools and methods for cross-layer
design will be discussed.
In the last part, we will summarize some open
problems in URLLC and discuss the future
research directions.
Tutorial-6: Statistical Queuing and Delay
Analysis and Its Applications in Wireless
Networking
Time: 14:00-17:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Yin Ganlan Hall-C meeting room
Instructors:
Wenchi Cheng
Xidian University, China
Qinghe Du
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
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Abstract:
This proposal will be discussing the fundamental
theory of statistical queuing and delay analysis,
which controls the delay-bound violation
probability within a very low tolerable level. This
theory and its application typically aim at
preventing delay violation from frequently
happening. In other words, it is an approach for
small or tail probability control, which has wide
application in wireless communications and
networking, especially on delay–bounded quality
of service (QoS) assurance. This proposal would
start with the background introduction on how
statistical delay-bounded QoS metrics are
important in current and future wireless networks.
Then, the fundamental theory will be elaborated
on in details with vivid illustration. Applications of
the theory on delay-bounded QoS provisioning
include how it is applied in diverse wireless
networking scenarios, including point-to-point
links, point-to-multi-point networks, relay
networks, full-duplex enabled networks,
device-to-device (D2D) underlaid networks,
cognitive radio (CR) networks, etc. Moreover, we
would also like to share our latest research
progress regarding how to apply the theories’ into
a wide spectrum of interests in wireless
communications, including battery management,
social-aware D2D networking, energy harvesting
networks, orbital-angular-momentum (OAM)
based multi-mode networks, as well as security
assurance.
The tutorial is organized as follows:
Part I: Fundamental Theory of Statistical Queuing
Analysis and Delay Control
1. Background and challenges
2. Fundamental theory of statistical delay
control over wireless networks
Part II: Applications of Statistical Queuing Analysis
and Delay Control in Wireless Networks
1. QoS-Driven wireless communications in
cellular networks
2. Heterogeneous QoS in full-duplex-enabled
wireless networks
Part III: Diversification of Applications Benefiting
from Statistical Delay-Control Theory
1. The applications of statistical delay-control
theory on battery management, security
assurance, and social aware networking.
2. The applications of heterogeneous
delay-bounded QoS provisioning on D2D
networks, CR networks, FD-enabled
networks, OAM based multi-mode
networks.
It is a half-day tutorial, which will be presented by
two speakers.
Tutorial-7: Communication and Signal Processing
Advances in Wireless Power Transmission
Time: 14:00-17:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Conference Room (3F)-D meeting room
Instructor:
Bruno Clerckx
Imperial College London, UK
Abstract: Microwave wireless power transfer
(WPT) is a promising technology to provide
cost-effective and real-time power supplies to
wireless devices. Although microwave WPT shares
many similar characteristics with the extensively
studied wireless information transfer or
communication, they also differ significantly in
terms of design objectives, transmitter/receiver
architectures and hardware constraints, etc. In
this tutorial, we first give an overview on the
various WPT technologies, the historical
development of the microwave WPT technology
and the main challenges in designing
contemporary microwave WPT systems. Then, we
focus on discussing the new communication and
signal processing techniques that can be applied
to tackle these challenges. Topics discussed
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include energy harvester modelling, energy
beamforming for WPT, channel acquisition, power
region characterization in multi-user WPT,
waveform design with linear and non-linear
energy receiver model, safety and health issues of
WPT, massive MIMO (multiple-input
multiple-output) and millimeter wave (mmWave)
enabled WPT, wireless charging control, and
wireless power and communication systems
co-design. We also point out directions that are
promising for future research.
The tutorial is organized as follows:
1. Overview of WPT Technologies (15min)
a. History of Microwave Wireless Power
Transfer
b. Microwave Wireless Power Transfer: A
Fresh New Look
2. Analytical model of a rectenna (30min)
a. Antenna model
b. Rectifier and diode models
3. Single-user WPT (30min)
a. Energy beamforming
b. Channel acquisition
c. Extension and future work
4. Multi-user WPT (30min)
a. WPT network architecture
b. Power region characterization
c. Extension and future work
5. Waveform design (45 min)
a. Effect of rectifier non-linearity
b. Single-user waveform design
c. Multi-user waveform design
d. Circuit evaluations
e. Extension and future work
6. Prototyping and experimentation of WPT
(15min)
7. Further discussions (15min)
a. Safety and health issues
b. Massive MIMO and mmwave WPT
c. Wireless charging control
d. Joint design with wireless communications
Tutorial-8: Signal Processing for Full-Duplex
Wireless Communications: Its Challenges,
Practical Solutions and Future Research
Directions
Time: 14:00-17:30, Oct. 22, Sunday
Room: Weiyang Hall (1F)-E meeting room
Instructor:
Zhongshan Zhang
University of Science and Technology Beijing,
Beijing, China
Abstract: The family of conventional half-duplex
(HD) wireless systems relied on transmitting and
receiving in different time-slots or frequency
sub-bands. Hence the wireless research
community aspires to conceive full-duplex (FD)
operation for supporting concurrent transmission
and reception in a single time/frequency channel,
which would improve the attainable spectral
efficiency by a factor of two. The main challenge
encountered in implementing an FD wireless
device is the large power difference between the
self-interference (SI) imposed by the device’s own
transmissions and the signal of interest received
from a remote source. In this tutorial, we present
a comprehensive list of the potential FD
techniques and highlight their pros and cons. We
classify the SI cancellation techniques into three
categories, namely passive suppression, analog
cancellation and digital cancellation, with the
advantages and disadvantages of each technique
compared. Specifically, we analyze the main
impairments (e.g. phase noise, power amplifier
nonlinearity as well as in-phase and
quadrature-phase (I/Q) imbalance, etc.) that
degrading the SI cancellation. We then discuss the
FD based Media Access Control (MAC)-layer
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protocol design for the sake of addressing some
of the critical issues, such as the problem of
hidden terminals, the resultant end-to-end delay
and the high packet loss ratio (PLR) due to
network congestion. After elaborating on a
variety of physical/MAC-layer techniques, we
discuss potential solutions conceived for meeting
the challenges imposed by the aforementioned
techniques. Furthermore, we also discuss a range
of critical issues related to the implementation,
performance enhancement and optimization of
FD systems, including important topics such as
hybrid FD/HD scheme, optimal relay selection and
optimal power allocation, etc. Finally, a variety of
new directions and open problems associated
with FD technology are pointed out.
The tutorial is organized as follows (100+ PPT
Slides, 1~2 hour) :
1. Motivation of Full-Duplex Research
a. Global Spectrum Shortage
b. Half-Duplex Erodes Resource Utilization
c. Full-Duplex Doubles Spectral Efficiency
d. Challenges in Full-Duplex Operations
2. Benefits of Employing Full-Duplex
a. Driving Forcebehind the advances in FD
b. Capacity Analysis in FD
c. Outage Probability in FD Links
d. BER Performance in FD
e. Benefits of Employing Full-Duplex
f. Pros/Cons of Full-Duplex Techniques
3. Self-Interference Cancellation
a. Why Should We Perform SI Cancellation?
b. Key Points
c. Principles of SI Cancellation
d. Self-Interference Cancellation Categories
a. Passive SI Suppression
b. Active SI Cancellation
c. Open Issues in SI Cancellation
Techniques
e. Impairments Imposed on SI Cancellation
f. Practical Full Duplex SI Cancellation
Designs
4. Full-Duplex MAC-Layer Protocols
a. Full-Duplex MAC Design
a. The Busytone-aided MAC Protocol
b. FD-MAC Protocol
b. Challenging Issues in MAC Design
5. Practical Implementation Issues
a. Full-Duplex Relaying with SI Mitigation
b. Hybrid FD/HD Relaying
a. Five-Phase based Hybrid FD/HD
Relaying
b. Hybrid Schemes in CRNs
c. Opportunistic FD/HD Mode
6. Conclusions & Potential Future Research
a. Conclusions
b. Future Directions
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A meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS-1
SESSION CHAIR: Zhiquan Bai
Angle-Based Codebook for Low-Resolution
Hybrid Precoding in Millimeter-Wave Massive
MIMO Systems (Invited paper)
Jingbo Tan (Tsinghua University, China); Linglong
Dai (Tsinghua University, China); Jianjun Li
(Zhongyuan University of Technology, China); Shi
Jin (Southeast University, China)
A Stream-wise Blind Selected Mapping
Technique for Low-PAPR Multi-user MIMO
Transmission (Invited paper)
Amnart Boonkajay (Tohoku University, Japan);
Fumiyuki Adachi (Tohoku University, Japan)
(Invited paper)
Fine-grained Collision Mitigation Control for
Neighbor Discovery in Wireless Sensor Networks
(Invited paper)
Kaigui Bian (Peking University, China); Yangbin
Zhang (Peking University, China); Pengpeng Qiao
(XiangTan University, China); Zhetao Li (Xiangtan
University, China)
Pilot Beamforming for Massive Machine Type
Communication Systems (Invited paper)
Hyoungju Ji (Seoul National University & Samsung
Electronics. Co., Ltd, Korea); Jun Won Choi
(Hanyang University, Korea); Byonghyo Shim
(Seoul National University, Korea)
Analysis of Base Station Deployment Impact on
LOS Probability Model for 5G Indoor Scenario
(Invited paper)
Wei Li (Northwestern Polytechnical University,
China); Lei Tian (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications & Wireless Technology
Innovation Institute, China); Jianhua Zhang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yongmei Cheng
(Northwestern Polytechnical University, China)
Performance Analysis and Optimal Signal
Detection for Amplify-and-Forward Relay in
Diffusion-Based Molecular Communication
Systems (Invited paper)
Jiaxing Wang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Shuo Yuan (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Mugen Peng (Beijing University of posts &
Telecommunications, China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
IAP-1
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS-4
SESSION CHAIR: Shuangshuang Han
Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power
Transfer for Cognitive Two-Path Successive
Relaying Networks
Zihe Zhang (Northwestern Polytechnical
University, China); Lixin Li (Northwestern
Polytechnical University, China); Ganning He
(Northwestern Polytechnical University, China);
Wei Chen (Tsinghua University, China); Zhu Han
(University of Houston, USA)
Joint Relay-and-Antenna Selection in NOMA
Relaying Networks Over Nakagami-$m$ Fading
Channels
Qinghai Li, Jianhua Ge, Qian Wang and Qifei Bu
(Xidian University, China)
Energy-Efficient Joint Power Control and
Resource Allocation for D2D-Aided
Heterogeneous Networks
Shaobo Lv, Xianxian Wang and Xuehan Meng
(University of Science and Technology Beijing,
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China); Zhongshan Zhang (University of Science
and Technology Beijing (USTB), China); Keping
Long (University of Science and Technology
Beijing, China)
A Linear Predictive Coding Based Compression
Algorithm for Fronthaul Link in C-RAN
Guangjin Chen, Fangliao Yang, Kai Niu and Chao
Dong (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Anti-jamming Transmission in UAV
Communication Networks: A Stackelberg Game
Approach
Yifan Xu (PLA Army Engineering University, China);
Guochun Ren (PLA University of Science and
Technology, China); Jin Chen (PLA University of
Sci. and Tech., China); Luliang Jia (PLA Army
Engineering University, China); Yuhua Xu (College
of Communications Engineering, PLA University of
Science and Technology, China)
Effects of Antenna Height and Directivity on 60
GHz Indoor Channels
Jie Huang and Liu Yu (Shandong University, China);
Jian Sun (ShanDong University, China); Wensheng
Zhang (Shandong University, China); Chengxiang
Wang (Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
(Great Britain))
B meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS-2
SESSION CHAIR: Haijun Zhang
Outage Performance Analysis of Underlay
Cognitive DF Relaying Network with SWIPT in
Nakagami-m Fading Environment (Invited paper)
Yiyun Cheng (Yangzhou University, China); Jing
Yang (Yangzhou University & Southeast University,
China); Jie Ding (Yangzhou University, China);
Kostas Peppas (NCSR Demokritos, Greece); P.
Takis Mathiopoulos (University of Athens, Greece)
Robust Energy-Efficient Precoding Optimization
for Dual-Polarized Multiuser MIMO Downlink
(Invited paper)
Shiqi Gong (Beijing Institute of Technology, China);
Chengwen Xing (Beijing Institute of Technology,
China); Sheng Chen (University of Southampton,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Nan Yang
(Australian National University, Australia); Yiqing
Zhou (Chinese Academy of Science, China)
Maximizing SINR for Non-Orthogonal Multiple
Access With Bounded Channel Uncertainties
(Invited paper)
Suhaib M. Al-Basit (Lancaster University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Jingjing Cui (Southwest
Jiaotong University, China); Yuanwei Liu (Queen
Mary University of London, United Kingdom
(Great Britain)); Zhiguo Ding (Lancaster University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Pingzhi Fan
(Southwest Jiaotong Universityiversity, China)
Effective Gateway Association Schemes for
Performance Improvement of V2I
Communications in Heterogenous Vehicular
Networks (Invited paper)
Shun Wang (Nanjing University, China); Tianyu
Wang (Nanjing University, China); Shaowei Wang
(Nanjing University, China)
Wireless Channel Modeling through Automatic
Stereoscopic Warehouse in Industrial Internet
(Invited paper)
Qihan Zhang (Northeastern University, China); Lei
Guo (Northeastern University, China); Weigang
Hou (Northeastern University, China); Mengru Wu
(Northeastern University, China)
Performance Comparison of Six Massive MIMO
Channel Models (Invited paper)
Lu Bai (Shangdong University, China); Chengxiang
Wang (Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
(Great Britain)); Shangbin Wu (Samsung R&D
Institute UK, United Kingdom (Great Britain));
Carlos F Lopez (Heriot-Watt University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Xiqi Gao (Southeast
University, China); Wensheng Zhang and Liu Yu
(Shandong University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS-3
SESSION CHAIR: Xiaotian Zhou
Spatial Cross-Correlation Properties of MmWave
Massive MIMO Channels (Invited paper)
Rui Feng and Jie Huang (Shandong University,
China); Jian Sun (ShanDong University, China); Yi
Tan and Chengxiang Wang (Heriot-Watt University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Shidong Zhou
(Tsinghua University, China)
Throughput Oriented Resource Allocation for
Device-to-Device Aided Cellular Systems (Invited
paper)
Xianxian Wang (University of Science and
Technology Beijing, China); Shaobo Lv (University
of Science and Technology Beijing, China); Xuehan
Meng (University of Science and Technology
Beijing, China); Zhongshan Zhang (University of
Science and Technology Beijing (USTB), China)
SOUP: Advanced SDR Platform for 5G
Communication (Invited paper)
Feng Hubin (Tongji University, China); Jun Wu
(Tongji University China, China); Xiaonian Gong
(Tongji University, China)
Resource Allocation and Interference
Management in Hybrid Millimeter Wave
Networks (Invited paper)
Jia Shi (5GIC, University of Surrey, China); Pei Xiao
(University of Surrey, United Kingdom (Great
Britain)); James Kelly (University of Surrey &
Institute for Communication Systems (ICS), United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); JiangBo Si (Xi'dian,
China)
Efficient Resource Allocation in Wireless
Network Virtualization: A Joint Design of
Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard
Chuyi Guo (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yanru Zhang (The
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong,
China); Li Wang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Zhu Han (University
of Houston, USA); Ping Zhang (WTI-BUPT, China)
Joint Relay Selection and Beamforming for
mmWave Fronthauling Network
Yan Zeng (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiangming Wen
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Zhaoming Lu (BUPT,
China); Yawen Chen (Beijing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, China); Hua Shao
(Beijing Bniversity of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS-5
SESSION CHAIR: Min Jia
Non-orthogonal Multiple Access in LTE
Heterogeneous Networks with System-Level
Evaluation
Xietian Huang (Southeast University, China); Wei
Xu (Southeast University, China); Hua Zhang
(Southeast University, China); Xiaohu You
(National Mobile communication Research Lab.,
Southeast University, China)
An Adaptive Transmission Method for
Submerged Buoys Communication in a Seawater
Channel
Yafeng Zhan (Tsinghua University, China); Xiaohan
Pan (Tsinghua University, China)
Energy Efficiency and Outage Constrained Power
Allocation for Relay Aided Underlaying
Device-to-Device Communications
Rui Zhang (Xidian University, China); Yongzhao Li
(Xidian University, China); Yunfei Chen (University
of Warwick, United Kingdom (Great Britain));
Yuhan Ruan (Xidian University, China); Hailin
Zhang (Xidian University, China); Hongxing Xia
(Xidian University, China)
Beam Management for Millimeter Wave
Beamspace MU-MIMO Systems
Qing Xue (Southwest Jiaotong University, China);
Xuming Fang (Southwest Jiaotong University,
China); Ming Xiao (Royal Institute of Technology,
Sweden)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Stackelberg Differential Game Based Resource
Allocation in Wireless Powered Relay Networks
Haitao Xu (University of Science and Technology
Beijing, China); Jiyang Ma (China Academy of
Information and Communications Technology,
China); Xianwei Zhou (University of Science and
Technology Beijing, China); Zhu Han (University of
Houston, USA)
5.9 GHz Vehicular Channels Comparisons
Between Two Traffic Status for Dense Urban
Area
Fang Li (Wuhan University of Technology, China);
Wei Chen (Wuhan University of Technology,
China); Yishui Shui (Wuhan University of
Technology, China); Xu Da Li (Old Dominion
University, USA); Junyi Yu (Wuhan University of
Technology, China); Changzhen Li (Wuhan
University of Technology, China); Kun Yang (Super
Radio AS, Norway)
C meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
OCSN-1
SESSION CHAIR: Yuhan Ruan
Incentive-Driven Service Provisioning in
Multi-Broker Orchestrated Multi-Domain
SD-EONs (Invited paper)
Xiaoliang Chen (University of California, Davis,
USA); Wei Lu (University of Science and
Technology of China, China)
Fully photonics-based random number
generators (Invited paper)
Pu Li (Taiyuan University of Technology & Bangor
University, China)
Research Progress of Orbital Angular
Momentum Multiplexing Communication in
Xi'an University of Technology (Invited paper)
Xi-zheng Ke and Jiao Wang (Xi’an University of
Technology, China)
On vNF-SC Deployment and Task Scheduling for
Bulk-Data Transfers in Inter-DC EONs (Invited
paper)
Wei Lu, Lipei Liang and Zuqing Zhu (University of
Science and Technology of China, China)
Software Defined Optical Networks Secured by
Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) (Invited paper)
Yongli Zhao, Yuan Cao, Xiaosong Yu and Jie Zhang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
A New Light Source of VLC Combining White
LEDs and RGB LEDs
Jian Song (ShanDong University, China);
Wensheng Zhang, Li Zhou and Xiaotian Zhou
(Shandong University, China); Jian Sun (ShanDong
University, China); Chengxiang Wang
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain))
Time: 14:00 -17:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
Steering Committee Meeting
D meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WNM-1
SESSION CHAIR: Qiang Li
Throughput and Robustness Guaranteed Beam
Tracking for mmWave Wireless Networks
(Invited paper)
Pei Zhou, Xuming Fang and Yan Long (Southwest
Jiaotong University, China)
Coalition Game for User Association and
Bandwidth Allocation in Ultra-Dense mmWave
Networks (Invited paper)
Yanping Liu, Xuming Fang, Pei Zhou and Kaijun
Cheng (Southwest Jiaotong University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
A Cache Replacement Strategy for Hybrid P2P
VOD Streaming Media (Invited paper)
Pingchuan Ding and Xin Wei (Nanjing University
of Posts and Telecommunications, China);
Zhenjiang Dong (Cloud & IT Institute, ZTE
Corporation, China); Yi Qian (University of
Nebraska - Lincoln, USA)
Compensation of Non-orthogonal ICI for SEFDM
Receivers (Invited paper)
Min Jia (Harbin Institute of Technology, China);
Zhisheng Yin (Harbin Institute of Technology,
China); Qing Guo (Harbin Institute of Technology,
China); Xuemai Gu (Harbin Institute of
Technology, China);
Energy Efficient Resource Allocation for the
Software-Defined VLC and RF Small Cells
Haijun Zhang (University of Science and
Technology Beijing, China); Na Liu (BUCT, China);
Keping Long (University of Science and
Technology Beijing, China); Victor C.M. Leung
(University of British Columbia, Canada); Lajos
Hanzo (University of Southampton, United
Kingdom (Great Britain))
Distributed Relay Selection for Heterogeneous
UAV Communication Networks Using A
Many-to-Many Matching Game Without
Substitutability
Dianxiong Liu, Yuhua Xu and Yitao Xu (College of
Communications Engineering, PLA Army
Engineering University); Qihui Wu (College of
Electronic and Information Engineer, Nanjing
University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,
Nanjing, China); Jianjun Jing (College of
Communications Engineering, PLA Army
Engineering University); Yuanhui Zhang (PLA
University of Science and Technology & Zhenjiang
Watercraft College, China); Alagan Anpalagan
(Ryerson University, Canada)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WNM-2
SESSION CHAIR: Rui Zhang
Radio Resource Allocation for D2D-based V2V
Communications with Lyapunov Optimization
Nan Yu, Jie Mei and Long Zhao (BUPT, China); Kan
Zheng (Beijing University of Posts&
Telecommunications, China); Hui Zhao (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Matching-based Socially-Aware Data Caching for
D2D Communications
Zheng Chang (University of Jyväskylä, Finland);
Ming Meng (Yanshan University, China); Xijuan
Guo (Yan Shan University, China); Tapani
Ristaniemi (University of Jyväskylä, Finland)
Context-Aware Multi-RAT Connection with
Bi-level Decision in 5G Heterogeneous Networks
Jing Li (Beijing University of Post and
Telecommunications, China); Xing Zhang, Shuo
Wang and Wenbo Wang (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China)
Guaranteed Rendezvous for Cognitive Radio
Networks Based on Cycle Length
Li Gou (Michigan Technological University, USA);
Xiaohua Xu (Kennesaw State University, USA);
Chongqing Zhang (Shandong University of Science
and Technology, China); Min Song (Michigan
Technological University, USA)
A Hybrid Relay Node Selection Strategy for
VANET Routing
Kun Liu and Kai Niu (Beijing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, China)
A Topology Control Algorithm Based on
Homology Theory in Software-Defined Sensor
Networks
Zhiyong Cao (Southeast University, China); Feng
Yan (National Mobile Communications Research
Laboratory, Southeast University, China);
Shuguang Deng (Hunan City University, China);
Weiwei Xia, Lianfeng Shen and Zhengquan Li
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
(National Mobile Communications Research
Laboratory, Southeast University, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
NGN-1
SESSION CHAIR: Ruisi He
3D Drone-Cell Deployment Optimization for
Drone Assisted Radio Access Networks (Invited
paper)
Weisen Shi, Junling Li and Wenchao Xu
(University of Waterloo, Canada); Haibo Zhou
(Nanjing University & University of Waterloo,
China); Ning Zhang and Sherman Shen (University
of Waterloo, Canada)
An Energy-Efficient Clustering Algorithm for
Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks
(Invited paper)
Zhai Shuang (JiLin University, China); Yu Fu (Jilin
University, China); Cheng Chao (ChangChun
University of Technology, China)
Fast Unknown Tag Identification in Large-Scale
RFID Systems (Invited paper)
Yu Fu and Zhihong Qian (Jilin University, China);
Guang Ji (Jilin Electric Power Company Limited
State Grid Corporation of China, China); Xin Gao
and Qiao Zhu (Jilin University, China)
Clustering Coefficient Analysis in Large Wireless
Ad Hoc Network (Invited paper)
Chih-Hsiu Zeng (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan, China); Kwang-Cheng Chen (University of
South Florida, USA)
A Minimum Data-rate Guaranteed Joint
Resource Allocation Scheme for D2D
Communication System (Invited paper)
Yingnan Cheng, Fan Wu, Xiaoyan Huang and
Supeng Leng (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China)
Improving Handover of 5G Networks by Network
Function Virtualization and Fog Computing
(Invited paper)
Yu Qiu (Beijing University of Chemical Technology,
China); Haijun Zhang and Keping Long (University
of Science and Technology Beijing, China);
Hongjian Sun (Durham University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Xuebin Li (BUCT, China);
Victor C.M. Leung (University of British Columbia,
Canada)
E meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
SPC-1
SESSION CHAIR: Yongchao Wang
A Sensor Selection Method for TDOA and AOA
localization in the Presence of Sensor Errors
(Invited paper)
Benjian Hao, Yue Zhao, Zan Li and Pengwu Wan
(Xidian University, China)
An Efficient Global Algorithm for Nonconvex
Complex Quadratic Problems with Applications
in Wireless Communications (Invited paper)
Cheng Lu (North China Electric Power University,
China); Ya-Feng Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China); Jing Zhou (Zhejiang University of
Technology, China)
Differential Coherent Accumulation Acquisition
Algorithm for DSSS Signals on FPGA Platform
(Invited paper)
Nangen Zhang, Fei Gao and Ziyao Liu (Beijing
Institute of Technology, China)
Energy-Efficient Resource Allocation in
CoMP-SWIPT Heterogeneous Networks (Invited
paper)
Jie Tang (South China University of Technology,
China); Daniel K. C. So (University of Manchester,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Arman
Shojaeifard and Kai Kit Wong (University College
London, United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Concentric UCAs Based Low-Order Radio Vortex
Wireless Communications with Co-Mode
Interference (Invited paper)
Haiyue Jing, Wenchi Cheng, Zan Li and Hailin
Zhang (Xidian University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Some Facts You May Want to Know about
Water-Filling Solutions (Invited paper)
Chengwen Xing, Xing Wei and Shuai Wang
(Beijing Institute of Technology, China); Shaodan
Ma (University of Macau, China); Jianping An
(Beijing Institute of Technology, China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
SPC-2
SESSION CHAIR: Jiayin Xue
Max-Min Hybrid Precoder Design For mmWave
Multi-Group Multicasting Systems (Invited
paper)
Ming-Min Zhao (Zhejiang University, China);
Qingjiang Shi (Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China)
Leakage-Based Probabilistic Robust
Beamforming over MISO Interference Channel
Jing Xu (Xi'an Jiaotong University, China); Ruixin
He (Xian Jiaotong University, China)
Hybrid Precoding based on Tensor
Decomposition for mmWave 3D-MIMO Systems
Lu Liu and Yafei Tian (Beihang University, China)
Improved LAS Detection Based On Grouped
Genetic Algorithm for Massive MIMO System
Zhixin Wang (Beijing University of Posts And
Telecommunications, China); Jin Xu and Xiaofeng
Tao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Uplink Channel Estimation with Basis Expansion
Model and Expectation Maximization for
Wireless Communication Systems on High Speed
Railways
Xiyu Wang, Gongpu Wang and Ruisi He (Beijing
Jiaotong University, China); Yulong Zou (Nanjing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging of
Nonuniformly Rotating Target via
Time-Weighting Azimuth Focusing Method
Jiayin Xue and Xiao Han (Harbin Institute of
Technology Shenzhen Graduate School, China);
Qinyu Zhang (Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin
Institute of Technology, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 23 Oct. 2017
CIT
SESSION CHAIR: Lin Zhang
Performance Analysis on Distributed Storage
Systems in Ring Networks (Invited paper)
Qin Zhang and Yuan Sun (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, China); Shan Qu (Shanghai Jiaotong
University, China); Jinbei Zhang (Shanghai Jiao
Tong University, China); Xinbing Wang (Shanghai
Jiaotong University, China)
Polar Coding for Faster-Than-Nyquist Signaling
Qingshuang Zhang (PLA University of Science and
Technology, China); AiJun Liu (PLA University of
Science and Technoloty); Hao Liang (PLA
University of Science and Technology, China);
Xuan Yi (PLA University of Science and Technoloty,
China)
Efficiency and Fairness of Energy Broadcasting
Systems with Centralized Massive MIMO
Yingzhuoxu Kuang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Long Zhao (BUPT,
China); Hui Zhao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Optimized Signal-Space Alignment for
Physical-Layer Network Coding over Distributed
MIMO System
Hai Cheng (ShanghaiTech University, China);
Xiaojun Yuan (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China); Tao Yang (University
of Technology Sydney, Australia)
A Modification of the BCJR Algorithm over the
Flat Fading Channel and Its Application to Turbo
Decoding
Haifeng Yuan (National University of Singapore,
Singapore); Ming-Wei Wu (Zhejiang University of
Science and Technology, China); Pooi-Yuen Kam
(National University of Singapore, Singapore)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Quality-of-Service Driven Resource Allocation via
Multi-objective and Stochastic Optimization for
Wireless Multi-user Relay Networks
Li Fan (Shandong Jianzhu University, China);
Yanbo Ma (Shandong University of Finance and
Economics, China); Piming Ma and Bin Yu
(Shandong University, China); Qiang Liu
(Shandong University of Finance and Economics,
China)
A meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WCS-6
SESSION CHAIR: Bohan Li
Multi-QoS Mobile Services Guaranteed Resource
Allocation with Effective Capacity
Yaqi Jin (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiaodong Xu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications &
Wireless Technology Innovation Institute, China);
Yunting Wang and Xiaofeng Tao (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Low-complexity Detection for Multi-antenna
Differential Unitary Space-time Modulation
Systems
Shuangshuang Han (Institute of Automation,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China); Peng Zhang
(Weifang University, China); Feijin Shi (Shandong
University, China); Dongpu Cao (Cranfield
University, United Kingdom (Great Britain));
Feiyue Wang (Institute of Automation, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China)
A Base Station ON-OFF Switch Algorithm with
Grid-based Traffic Map in Dense 5G network
Zongjian Tong, Fangmin Xu and Chenglin Zhao
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
SDN and MEC Can Accelerate the Beam Training
in mmWave Outdoor Communications
Bohan Li, Hui Gao, Xiao jun Jing, Sun Songlin and
Yuanquan Hong (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Configuration of Base Station Antennas in
Millimeter Wave MU-MIMO Systems
Lu Liu, Yafei Tian and Yifan Xue (Beihang
University, China)
Performance Analysis of Multi-Carrier LAA and
Wi-Fi Coexistence in Unlicensed Spectrum
Song Wang, Qimei Cui and Yu Gu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
IAP-2
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WCS-9
SESSION CHAIR: Zengmao Chen
Detection of An Unknown Radio Transmitter
Using Joint RSSD and AoA Information Based on
Factor Graph
Liyang Zhang and Taihang Du (Hebei University of
Technology, China); Chengxiang Wang
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain))
An Interference Model for Heterogeneous
Cognitive Radio Networks
Zengmao Chen and Yunmin Tang (Harbin
Engineering University, China); Sun Zhiguo
(Harbin Engineering University, Harbin, China);
Xiaolin Zhang (Harbin Engineering University,
China); Liqun Ren (Harbin Engineerin g University,
China); Xiaoyan Ning (Harbin Engineering
University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
PSK/QAM Modulation Recognition by
Convolutional Neural Network
Wenyuan Xu, Yongchao Wang, Fen Wang and Xi
Chen (Xidian University, China)
Optimal Full-Duplex Relay Selection for Physical
Layer Security in Cooperative Wireless Networks
Ru. Zhang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Fang Liu and Yuanan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts and Telecom,
China)
Robust Design of Hybrid Multicast Beamforming
with Phase Error in mmWave Systems
Jingyue Huang, Ziming Cheng and Meixia Tao
(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
A Modified LBT Mechanism and Performance
Enhancement for LTE-U/WiFi Co-Existence
Jianxin Dai and Cong Shen (University of Science
and Technology of China, China)
B meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WCS-7
SESSION CHAIR: Wurong Zhang
Joint DFT-s-OFDM Scheme for Non-contiguous
Carriers Transmission
Zhenyu Shi and Yi Wang (Huawei Technologies
Co., Ltd, China)
Demonstrating High Security Subcarrier Shifting
Chaotic OFDM Cognitive Radio System Using
USRP
Zhaofeng Liu (Sun Yat-sen University, China); Lin
Zhang (Sun Yat-sen University & SYSU-CMU
Shunde International Joint Research Institute,
China); Weiwei Rao (Sun Yat-sen University,
China); Zhiqiang Wu (Wright State University,
USA)
Blind Cooperating User Selection for
Compressive Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive
Radio Networks
Xingjian Zhang, Yuran Zhang, Yuan Ma and Yue
Gao (Queen Mary University of London, United
Kingdom (Great Britain))
Latency-Constrained Content Dissemination
Scheme in Vehicular Networks
Suxia Guo and Ronghui Hou (Xidian University,
China); King-Shan Lui (The University of Hong
Kong, Hong Kong, China); Hongyan Li (Xidian
University, China)
Wigner-Ville Distribution MVDR Beamforming
Scheme for Interference-Tolerant Cognitive
Radio Network
Munyaradzi Munochiveyi and Xiaohui Zhao (Jilin
University, China); Joseph Mudare (University of
Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe)
A Cluster Based Geometrical Model for
Millimeter Wave Mobile-to-Mobile Channels
Ruisi He (Beijing Jiaotong University, China); Bo Ai
(Beijing Jiaotong University & State Key Lab of Rail
Traffic Control and Safety, China); Gordon Stüber
(Georgia Institute of Technology, USA); Gongpu
Wang and Zhangdui Zhong (Beijing Jiaotong
University, China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WCS-8
SESSION CHAIR: Liu Yu
Joint Optimization of Computing and Radio
Resource for Cooperative Transmission in C-RAN
Yingshi Li (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications & Beijing Key Laboratory of
Network System Architecture and Convergence,
School of Information and Communication
Engineering, China); Hailun Xia (Beijing University
of Posts and Telecommunications, China); Jinglin
Shi (Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China); Shie Wu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Hierarchical Beamforming Scheme Based on
Virtual Cell Cluster in Ultra Dense Network
Lu Chen, Hailun Xia and Zhimin Zeng (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
A Reduced-Complexity Differential Recursive
Detection Scheme for Multiple-Symbol
Differential Detection of DDPSK
Kaiming Liu and Zheyu Xue (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China); Yuanan
Liu (Beijing University of Posts and Telecom,
China); Gang Xie (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunicaitions, China)
Robust Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in Dense
Cognitive Vehicular Networks
Xia Liu (BUPT, China); Zhimin Zeng and Caili Guo
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Low-Power Consumption Spacial Group Based
Random Access Scheme for MTC Devices
Zhenya Shao (Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunication & College of
Telecommunications and Information Engineering,
China); Jun Zhang, Xinghua Sun and Hongbo Zhu
(Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Energy Efficiency Optimization Based
Self-Interference Cancellation in Massive MIMO
Full-Duplex System
Daimeng Chen, Fangfang Liu and Chunyan Feng
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Jianbo Shi (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunication,
China); Xiao Han (China United Network
Communication Corporation Ltd., China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WNM-4
SESSION CHAIR: Jie Huang
Social Influence Aware Sybil Detection in Social
Networks
Dapeng Wu and Si Shushan (Chongqing University
of Posts and Telecommunications, China);
Honggang Wang (University of Massachusetts,
Dartmouth & College of Engineering, USA); Ruyan
Wang (ChongQing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yan Junjie
(Chongqing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Prefetching-Based Content Download for
Highway Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks
Tao Guo, Changle Li, Zhifang Miao, Weiwei Dong
and Xiaonan Su (Xidian University, China)
Group Buying Based on Social Aware in D2D
Networks: A Game Theoretic Approach
Yuli Zhang (PLA University of Science and
Technology, China); Yuhua Xu (College of
Communications Engineering, PLA University of
Science and Technology, China); Qihui Wu (PLA
Unicersity of Science and Technology, China)
Participant Reputation Aware Data Collecting
Mechanism for Mobile Crowd Sensing
Jing Yang (CQUPT, China); Pengcheng Li
(Chongqing University of Posts and
Telecommunication, China); Honggang Wang
(University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth &
College of Engineering, USA)
Feasibility Study of Enabling V2X
Communications by LTE-Uu Radio Interface
Ji Lianghai (Technical University of Kaiserslautern,
Germany); Andreas Weinand, Bin Han and Hans D.
Schotten (University of Kaiserslautern, Germany)
A Cross-Layer Cooperative Caching for
Software-Defined Radio Access Networks
Qiang Li, Wennian Shi and Tao Zhang (Huazhong
University of Science and Technology, China); Tao
Chen (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
LTD, Finland); Tao Han and Jing Zhang (Huazhong
University of Science and Technology, China)
C meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
OCSN-2
SESSION CHAIR: Rui Feng
Polarity Modulated Complex Colour Shift Keying
for OFDM-based Visible Light Communication
Yufa Chen and Ming Jiang (Sun Yat-sen University,
China); Lin Zhang (Sun Yat-sen University &
SYSU-CMU Shunde International Joint Research
Institute, China); Xianyu Chen (Sun Yat-Sen
University, China)
Light and RF Dual Connectivity for the Next
Generation Cellular Systems
Ahmed Al-Kinani and Chengxiang Wang
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain)); Fourat Haider (Hutchison 3G UK Limited,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Harald Haas (The
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Great
Britain)); Wensheng Zhang (Shandong University,
China); Xiang Cheng (Peking University, China)
Integrating LTE-D2D and VLC Techniques to
Support V2V Communication
Le Wu, Peng Yue and Zongmin Cui (Xidian
University, China)
Separately Transmitted Optical OFDM for Visible
Light Communication With Dimming Control
Namei Yin, Caili Guo and Yang Yang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
A Path Loss Channel Model for Visible Light
Communications in Underground Mines
Jia Wang (Shandong University, China); Ahmed
Al-Kinani (Heriot-Watt University, United
Kingdom (Great Britain)); Jian Sun (ShanDong
University, China); Wensheng Zhang (Shandong
University, China); Chengxiang Wang
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain))
An Improved Generalized Spatial Modulation
Scheme for Indoor Visible Light Communication
Dewen Li and Wensheng Zhang (Shandong
University, China); Jian Sun (ShanDong University,
China); Chengxiang Wang (Heriot-Watt University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WNM-3
SESSION CHAIR: Hai Lin
An Interference Mitigation MAC Protocol for
Wireless Body Area Network
Nannan Li, Changle Li, Beibei Zhang and Yao
Zhang (Xidian University, China)
High Throughput Parallel Encoding and Decoding
Architecture for Polar Codes
Jiaying Yin, Quan Huang, Lixin Li and Ang Gao
(Northwestern Polytechnical University, China);
Wei Chen (Tsinghua University, China); Zhu Han
(University of Houston, USA)
An Energy Efficient Target Tracking Algorithm
Based on Triangular Cluster in WSNs
Qian Zhou and Baoling Liu (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China); Fangyuan
Zhou (Beijing University of Post and
Telecomunication, China); Zhi Zhang and Nan Ma
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Density and Energy based Clustering Algorithm
for Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor
Networks
Hai Lin (WuHan University, China); Rong Xie
(Wuhan University, China); Lanning Wei (WuHan
University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
An Energy Aware Routing Algorithm for
Software Defined Wireless Sensor Networks
Han Bo, Wu Muqing, Min Zhao and Liao Wenxing
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Distributed Renewable Energy Allocation for
Cellular Backhaul with Price Sensitive Users
Chenfei Yang, Dapeng Li, Bo Huang, Feng Tian and
Hai-tao Zhao (Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Changyu Liu (South
China Agricultural University, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
PSC
SESSION CHAIR: Ji Bian
An Anonymous and Accountable Authentication
Scheme for Wi-Fi Hotspot Access with the
Bitcoin Blockchain
Yukun Niu, Lingbo Wei and Chi Zhang (University
of Science and Technology of China, China);
Jianqing Liu and Yuguang Fang (University of
Florida, USA)
Privacy-preserving Power Request and Trading
by Prepayment in Smart Grid
Xiang Zhang (University of Science and
Technology of China, China); Lijie Zhou (San
Francisco State University, USA); Kaiping Xue and
Shaohua Li (University of Science and Technology
of China, China); Hao Yue (San Francisco State
University, USA)
Orbital-Angular-Momentum Based
Mode-Hopping: A Novel Anti-Jamming
Technique
Liping Liang, Wenchi Cheng, Hailin Zhang, Zan Li
and Yongzhao Li (Xidian University, China)
Eavesdropping via Pilot Relay Attack
Jiejiao Tian (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China); Ying-Chang Liang
(University of Electronic Science and Technology
of China, China & The University of Sydney,
Australia); Xin Kang and Gang Yang (University of
Electronic Science and Technology of China,
China)
Artificial Noise Aided Path Selection for Secure
TR Communications
Si Li, Na Li, Zunning Liu, Haowei Wang, Jin Xu and
Xiaofeng Tao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Artificial-Noise-Aided Communication in the
Presence of an Active Eavesdropper with a
Cooperative Jammer
Zunning Liu, Na Li, Si Li, Haowei Wang, Jin Xu and
Xiaofeng Tao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
D meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
STC-1
SESSION CHAIR: Huiqin Du
The Application of Deep Learning in
Communication Signal Modulation Recognition
(Invited paper)
Yun Lin, Ya Tu and Zheng Dou (Harbin Engineering
University, China); Zhiqiang Wu (Wright State
University, USA)
Collaborative UFH-based Anti-jamming
Broadcast with Learning (Invited paper)
Canhuang Dai, Dongjin Xu and Liang Xiao (Xiamen
University, China); Mugen Peng (Beijing
University of posts & Telecommunications, China);
Limin Sun (Institute of Information Engineering,
China Academy of Science, Beijing, China)
A Modified Non-Stationary MIMO Channel
Model under 3D Scattering Scenarios
Zhu Qiuming, Jiang Kaili and Chen Xiaomin
(Nanjing University of Aeronautics and
Astronautics, China); Cheng-xiang Wang
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain)); Hu Xujun and Ying Yang (Nanjing
University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,
China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
A Low Complexity HD Detector for Dual
Polarized Spatial Modulation
Jiliang Zhang and Lei Yuan (Lanzhou University,
China); Yang Wang (Harbin Institute of
Technology, China)
Intuitionistic Fuzzy Handover Mechanism for
Heterogeneous Vehicular Networks
Xuanyu Chen, Cailian Chen, Jianping He and
Xinping Guan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University,
China)
Robust Beamforming for ESPAR-based Cognitive
Radio MIMO System
Huiqin Du, Yiying Sun and ZuJian Wu (Jinan
University, China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
STC-2
SESSION CHAIR: Jiayin Xue
Joint Antenna Selection for MIMO-NOMA
Networks Over Nakagami-$m$ Fading Channels
Qinghai Li, Jianhua Ge, Qian Wang and Qifei Bu
(Xidian University, China)
Spectral-Efficiency of Multicarrier
Sparse-Mapping Non-Orthogonal
Multiple-Access Systems: Downlink
Yinyou Mao and Xingcheng Liu (Sun Yat-sen
University, China); Lie-Liang Yang (University of
Southampton, United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Optimal Power and Rate Allocation in
Buffer-Aided NOMA Relay Networks
Liping Qian (Zhejiang University of Technology,
China); Caihong Kai (Hefei University of
Technology, China); Yuan Wu and Liang Huang
(Zhejiang University of Technology, China)
High-Efficient Beam-Converging for UCA Based
Radio Vortex Wireless Communications
Shanghua Gao, Wenchi Cheng, Hailin Zhang and
Zan Li (Xidian University, China)
Efficient HARQ Scheme based on
Rate-Compatible Punctured Polar Codes
Jian Jiao (Harbin Institute of Technology -
Shenzhen, China); Sha Wang and Bowen Feng
(Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen
Graduate School, China); Shaohua Wu (Harbin
Institute of Technology, China); Shushi Gu (Harbin
Institute of Technology-Shenzhen, China); Qinyu
Zhang (Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin
Institute of Technology, China)
Joint Energy Cooperation and Resource
Allocation in C-RANs with Hybrid Energy Sources
Yadong Li and Changchuan Yin (Beijing University
of Posts and Telecommunications, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
NGN-2
SESSION CHAIR: Siyang Shan
User Association and Backhaul Bandwidth
Allocation for 5G Heterogeneous Networks in
the Millimeter-Wave Band
Zhenxiang Su (Beijing Jiaotong University, China);
Bo Ai (Beijing Jiaotong University & State Key Lab
of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, China); Danping
He and Guoyu Ma (Beijing Jiaotong University,
China); Ke Guan (Beijing Jiaotong University,
China & Technische Universität Braunschweig,
Germany); Ning Wang (Zhengzhou University,
China); Dongying Zhang (ZTE, China)
3D Indoor Localization based on Spectral
Clustering and Weighted Backpropagation
Neural Networks
Linlin Peng, Junyu Liu, Min Sheng, Yan Zhang,
Danni Hou, Yang Zheng and Jiandong Li (Xidian
University, China)
Reinforcement Learning-Based Algorithm for
Efficient and Adaptive Forwarding in Named
Data Networking
Bo Fu (Shanghai Jiaotong University, China); Liang
Qian (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China);
Yuting Zhu and Liangpeng Wang (Shanghai
Jiaotong University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
A User Interest Preferences Based On-path
Caching Strategy in Named Data Networking
Siyang Shan, Chunyan Feng and Tiankui Zhang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yinlong Liu (Institute
of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China)
Oracle Approximating Shrinkage Estimator
Based Cooperative Spectrum Sensing for Dense
Cognitive Small Cell Network
Meng Zhao, Caili Guo, Chunyan Feng and Shuo
Chen (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Autonomic Link Management in Wireless
Backhaul Networks with OpenFlow and Traffic
Prediction
Maria Libunao, Bryan Ng and Winston K.G. Seah
(Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)
E meeting room
Time: 11:00 -12:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
SNBD
SESSION CHAIR: Haojin Zhu
Big Data-Driven Anomaly Detection in Cellular
Networks (Invited paper)
Bilal Hussain, Qinghe Du and Pinyi Ren (Xi'an
Jiaotong University, China)
Fake Reviews Tell No Tales? Dissecting Click
Farming in Content-Generated Social Networks
Haizhong Zheng and Neng Li (Shanghai Jiao Tong
University, China); Minhui Xue (New York
University Shanghai, China); Suguo Du and Haojin
Zhu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
Preferential Attachment and the Spreading
Influence of Users in Online Social Networks
Jiaojiao Jiang (Swinburne University of
Technology, Australia); Longxiang Gao and Shui
Yu (Deakin University, Australia); Jiong Jin
(Swinburne University of Technology, Australia);
Dongfeng Yuan (Shandong University, China)
Predicting Inquiry and Purchase Intention of
Users on Automobile Websites
Jie Gu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunication, China); Fang Wei (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Ke Yu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, Beijing, China); Rui Cao and
Yazhou Shi (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
A Privacy-preserving Interactive Messaging
Scheme Based on Users Credibility over Online
Social Networks
Shunan Zhang and Ying Cai (Beijing Information
Science & Technology University, China); Hongke
Xia (Beijing Information Science and Technology
University, China)
Analysis and Modeling of Ride-sharing Service
User Behavior in Urban Area
Fan Duo, Yuanyuan Qiao and Jie Yang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Time: 14:00 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
SPC-3
SESSION CHAIR: Shuai Ma
An Efficient TDOA and FDOA based Source
Localization Algorithm via Importance Sampling
Yunlong Wang (National Digital Switching System
Engineering & Technological Research Center,
China); Ying Wu (Zhengzhou Information Science
and Technology Institute, China); Yuan Shen
(Tsinghua University, China)
Transmission Strategies of Buffer-aided Ambient
Backscatter System
Zhe Ma (Tsinghua University); Jing Qian and Feifei
Gao (Tsinghua University, China); Gongpu Wang
(Beijing Jiaotong University, China); Yunzhou Li
(Tsinghua University & Tsinghua University,
China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Inductor Design of Magnetic Resonance Coupled
Circuits for Secured Wireless Power Transfer
Hongru Sun and Feifei Gao (Tsinghua University,
China); Fengchao Zhu (University of Tsinghua,
China); Junhui Zhao (Beijing Jiaotong University,
China); Yunzhou Li (Tsinghua University &
Tsinghua University, China)
Mixed Integer Linear Programming for Carrier
Optimization in Wireless Localization Networks
Peng Yuan and Tingting Zhang (Harbin Institute of
Technology, Shenzhen Graduate School, China)
Robust Beamforming for Downlink
Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access Network
Shuai Ma, Yang He, Jiahui Dai and Maomao Zhang
(China University of Mining and Technology,
China); Hang Li (University of California, Davis,
USA); Shiyin Li (China University of Mining and
Technology, China)
Analog Network Coded Modulation with
Maximum Euclidean Distance
Denoising-and-Mapping
Zhijiang Yu and Wei Chen (Tsinghua University,
China); Xin Guo (Sony (China) Ltd., China); Xiang
Chen (Tsinghua University, China); Chen Sun
(SONY, China)
Time: 16:00 -17:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
SPC-4
SESSION CHAIR: Mingqiang Yang
Sensitivity-based Adaptive Particle Filter for
Geomagnetic Indoor Localization
Menghan Zheng (ShenZhen Institutes of
Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China); Yubin Zhao (Shenzhen Institutes
of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China); Yueshun He (East China Institute
of Technology, China); Chengzhong Xu (Shenzhen
Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, USA)
Robust Fingerprinting-based Localization Using
Directed Graphical Models
Yueyue Zhang and Yaping Zhu (Southeast
University, China); Weiwei Xia, Feng Yan and
Lianfeng Shen (National Mobile Communications
Research Laboratory, Southeast University, China);
Yi Wu (Fujian normal university, China)
Comparison of MUSIC, Unitary ESPRIT, and SAGE
Algorithms for Estimating 3D Angles in Wireless
Channels
Rui Feng, Liu Yu and Jie Huang (Shandong
University, China); Jian Sun (ShanDong University,
China); Chengxiang Wang (Heriot-Watt University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Compensated Correlation Reconstructed
Technique for Unambiguous Acquisition of
Binary Offset Carrier Signals
Songhua Wang (School of Information Science
and Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan,
China); Hailiang Xiong (The School of Information
Science and Engineering, Shandong University,
China); Juan Tang (Shandong University, China);
Yong Huang and Junyu Shi (School of Information
Science and Engineering, Shandong University,
Jinan, China)
A Distributed Localization and Synchronization
Algorithm for Full-Duplex Transmission Systems
Yan Liu (Tsinghua University, China); Qi Liu (China
Unicom Company, China); Yuan Shen (Tsinghua
University, China)
Segmentation of Hand Gesture Based on Dark
Channel Prior in Projector-Camera System
Qingrui Zhang, Mingqiang Yang, Qinghe Zheng
and Xinxin Zhang (Shandong University, China)
IEEE/CIC ICCC 2017
Poster Session-1
Time: 10:30 -11:00 am, 23 Oct. 2017
WCS
Millimeter-Wave Distance-Dependent and
Height-Dependent Path Loss Models for 5G
Wireless Systems
Di Wu (China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China); Haiying Ren
(China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China); Geng Su
(China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China); Gan Guo
(China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China)
Design of systematic polar coded selective-IR
Hybrid ARQ transmission for IoT
Hao Liang (PLA University of Science and
Technology, China); AiJun Liu (Nanjing Institute of
Communications Engineering, China); Qingshuang
Zhang (PLA University of Science and Technology,
China); Zhang Yingxian (PLA University of Science
and Technology, China)
Energy and spectral efficiency analysis of
millimeter wave MIMO system based on
known-position beamforming
Binbin Song (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Zaixue Wei (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Gaosi Li (Beijing University of Post and
Telecommunication, China); Xin Zhang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Yitong Liu (Beijing University of Post and
Telicommunications, China); Dacheng Yang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
An improved TCP congestion control algorithm in
LTE networks
Jiyu Cheng (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yitong Liu (Beijing
University of Post and Telicommunications, China);
Hongwen Yang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
OCSN
Utility-Based Joint Resource Allocation for
Cooperative OFDM Relaying in Multiuser
Cognitive Radio Systems
Bin Yu (Shandong University, China); Lili Liu (China
Maritime Police Academy, China); Yanbo Ma
(Shandong University of Finance and Economics,
China); Piming Ma and Jiansong Tian (Shandong
University, China)
A Hybrid PAPR Reduction Approach for the
IM/DD Optical OFDM Communications
Pu Miao and Dongmei Jiang (Qingdao University,
China); Lenan Wu and Peng Chen (Southeast
University, China)
Real-valued Gram-Schmidt Transform-based
Non-coherent Chaos Shift Keying Scheme for
Visible Light Communication System
Furong Fang (Sun Yat-sen University, China); Lin
Zhang (Sun Yat-sen University & SYSU-CMU
Shunde International Joint Research Institute,
China); Weiwei Rao and Wenjun Chen (Sun
Yat-sen University, China)
WNM
Implementation of QoE Evaluation Method in
the Mobile Crowd Sensing System
Xin Huang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Guochu Shou
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yaqiong Liu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Yihong Hu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Zhigang Guo (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
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A Fast Image Stitching Algorithm based on SURF
Qiaochu Fu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Haiying Wang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
An FLOM Based Signal Detection Approach
under Middleton Class A Noise
Enwei Xu (Harbin Institute of Technology, China);
Shuo Shi (Harbin Institute of Technology); Dawei
Chen and Xuemai Gu (Harbin Institute of
Technology, China)
Coexistence of LTE and WLAN Systems and
Improvement of L2S Interface
Yuli Li (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunicaitons, China); Hang Long (Beijing
University of Posts & Telecommunications, China);
Haojun Yang and Qing Tang (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China)
SPC
People Counting Based on CNN Using IR-UWB
Radar
Xiuzhu Yang, Wenfeng Yin and Lin Zhang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Waveform Design and Processing in OFDM based
Radar-Communication Integrated Systems
Xuanxuan Tian (Communication Engineering
Research Center, Shenzhen Graduate School,
Harbin Institute of Technology, China); Tingting
Zhang (Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen
Graduate School, China); Qinyu Zhang (Shenzhen
Graduate School, Harbin Institute of Technology,
China); Zhaohui Song (East China Normal
University, China)
A Fast ADMM-based Distributed Beamforming
for MIMO Full-Duplex Relaying Network
Jingjing Lin (Sun Yat-sen University, China); Jie
Gong (Sun Yat-sen University, China); Xiang Chen
(Sun Yat-sen University, China); Xuming Lu (Sun
Yat-sen University, China)
Fine-grained Image Classification Based on The
Combination of Artificial Features and Deep
Convolutional Activation Features
Qinghe Zheng (Shandong University, China);
Mingqiang Yang (Shandong University, China);
Qingrui Zhang (Shandong University, China);
Xinxin Zhang (Shandong University, China)
Poster Session-2
Time: 15:30 -16:00 am, 23 Oct. 2017
CIT
The Design and Analysis of Protograph LDPC
Codes over Rayleigh Fading Channels
Zhaojie Yang, Yi Fang, Guofa Cai and Zibing Yao
(Guangdong University of Technology, China);
Guojun Han (Nanyang Technological University &
Guangdong University of Technology, Singapore)
Gradient Descent Bit-Flipping Based on Penalty
Factor for Decoding LDPC Codes over Symmetric
Alpha-Stable Noise Channels
C. Gao (Beihang University, China); Rong Ke Liu
(Beihang University, China); Bin Dai (Beihang
University, China)
Power Allocation for Cognitive Radio with Hybrid
Energy Supplies
Ding Xu (Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Qun Li (Nanjing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Multi-Tap Analog Self-Interference Cancellation
for Full-Duplex Communications
Xudong Li (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China); Donglin Liu
(University of Electronic Science and Technology
of China (UESTC), China); Yaxin Liu (University of
Electronic Science and Technology of China,
China); Chuan Huang (University of Electronic
Science and Technology of China, China)
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Improved Differential Evolution Based PA Energy
Efficiency Optimization Scheme with Joint
Polarization-QAM in OFDM Systems
Jianbo Shi (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunication, China); Fangfang Liu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Chunyan Feng (Beijing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, China); Shulun Zhao
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
WCS
Spectral-Efficiency Comparison of Different
Multiple-Access Schemes under A Generalized
Framework
Dong Yang (Sun Yat-sen University, China);
Xingcheng Liu (Sun Yat-sen University, China);
Lie-Liang Yang (University of Southampton,
United Kingdom (Great Britain))
An Improved Three-Dimensional Auto-Clustering
Algorithm for Indoor Millimeter-wave Multipath
Propagation Analysis
Peize Zhang (China Academy of Information and
Communication Technology, China); Hongbo
Wang (China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China); Haiming
Wang (Southeast University, China); Yu Zhou
(China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China); Xiangqian
Sun (China Academy of Information and
Communications Technology, China)
Location Information Aided Beam Allocation
Algorithm in mmWave Massive MIMO Systems
Anjie Pan (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Tiankui Zhang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiao Han (China
United Network Communication Corporation Ltd.,
China)
Cooperative Cross-Channel Gain Estimation for
Underlay Spectrum Sharing
Bo Chang (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China (UESTC), China); Chuanxue
Jin (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China); Zhi Chen (University
of Electronic Science and Technology of China,
China); WanBin Tang (University of Electronic
Science & Technology of China, China); Jiangxun
Dan (China United Network Communications
Group Co., Ltd., China)
A Queuing based Available Bandwidth
Estimation Algorithm for a space bundle Link
Xiaoli Liao (Harbin Institute of Technology, Shen
Zhen, China); Zhihua Yang (Harbin Institute of
Technology, China); Yue Li (Harbin Institute of
Technology, Shenzhen, China)
NGN
Queue-Theory-Based Protocol Block Allocation
Algorithm for Software Defined Wireless
Network
Lingyun Zhou (University of Electronic Science and
Technology of China, China); Jun Liu (University of
Electronic Science and Technology of China,
China); Jinle Zhu (University of Electronic Science
and Technology of China, China); Wei Tang
(University of Electronic Science and Technology
of China, China); Hui Hao (The Information
Technology Center of Tsinghua University, China)
Bounds on the Error Probability of Finite-Length
RaptorQ Codes
Jian Jiao (Harbin Institute of Technology -
Shenzhen, China); Zhang Ke (Harbin Institute of
Technology, Shen Zhen, China); Zixuan Huang
(Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen
Graduate School, China); Shaohua Wu (Harbin
Institute of Technology, China); Shushi Gu (Harbin
Institute of Technology-Shenzhen, China); Qinyu
Zhang (Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin
Institute of Technology, China)
A Cooperative Framework for Region
Crowdedness Sensing in VANETs
Qianrong Luo (Nanjing University of Science and
Technology, China); Songjie Wei (Nanjing
University of Science and Technology, China); Hao
Cheng (Nanjing University of Science &
Technology, China); Milin Ren (Beijing Engineering
Research Center, China)
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Blind Recognition of Signals in LTE-U and Wi-Fi
Heterogeneous Cognitive Network
Zhongliang Liu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Caili Guo (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Shuo Chen (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
Poster Session-3
Time: 10:30 -15:30 am, 24 Oct. 2017
OCSN
Resource Allocation for Heterogeneous
Multi-Core Fiber Supporting Big Data
Transmission
Ye Zhang, Qihan Zhang, Xintong Cai and Lei Guo
(Northeastern University, China)
Relay Selection and Link Scheduling in
Cooperative Free-Space Optical Backhauling of
5G Small Cells
Song Song, Yejun Liu, Qingyang Song and Lei Guo
(Northeastern University, China)
VLC System Implementation with White LEDs
Lei Zhang (Shandong University, China);
Wensheng Zhang (Shandong University, China);
Jian Sun (ShanDong University, China)
WCS
Reinforcement Learning based Resource
Allocation in Cache-Enabled Small Cell Networks
with Mobile Users
Tianmu Gao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Mingzhe Chen
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Hanzhou Gu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunicaitions,
China); Changchuan Yin (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China)
MAC Layer Design for Concurrent Transmissions
in Millimeter Wave WLANs
Khalid Aldubaikhy (University of Waterloo,
Canada); Qinghua Shen (University of Waterloo,
Canada); Miao Wang (University of Waterloo,
Canada); Wen Wu (University of Waterloo,
Canada); Sherman Shen (University of Waterloo,
Canada); Osama Aboul-Magd Aboul-Magd
(Huawei Technologies Canada Co Ltd, Canada);
Yan Xin (Huawei Technologies Canada Co. Ltd,
Canada); Rob Sun (Huawei Technologies Canada
Co Ltd, Canada); Edward Au (Huawei Technologies
Co., Ltd., Canada)
A Non-Stationary MIMO Channel Model for
Street Corner Scenarios Considering Velocity
Variations of the Mobile Station and Scatterers
Ji Bian (Shandong Provincial Key Lab of Wireless
Communication Technologies, Shandong
University, China); Liu Yu (Shandong University,
China); Chengxiang Wang (Heriot-Watt University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Jian Sun
(ShanDong University, China); Wensheng Zhang
(Shandong University, China); Minggao Zhang
(Shandong Provincial Key Lab of Wireless
Communication Technologies, China)
A Hierarchical Approach for Terminal Awareness
in Fog Radio Access Networks
Xiaoxia Huang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yaohua Sun (Beijing
University of posts and Telecommunications,
China); Chaoliang Zhang (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China); Mugen
Peng (Beijing University of posts &
Telecommunications, China)
STC
On the Ergodic Capacity of NOMA-Based
Cognitive Hybrid Satellite Terrestrial Networks
Xiaojuan Yan (Guilin University of Electronic
Technology, China); Xiao Hailin (Electronic Science
and Technology University, China); Chengxiang
Wang (Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
(Great Britain)); Kang An (PLA University of
Science and Technology, China)
An Improved DQ Access Protocol for
Cellular-based Massive M2M Communications
Anh-Tuan H. Bui (The University of Aizu, Japan);
Chuyen T. Nguyen (Hanoi University of Science
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and Technology, Vietnam); Truong Cong Thang
(The University of Aizu, Japan); Anh T. Pham (The
University of Aizu, Japan)
SPC
Two New MODE-based Algorithms for 2D DOA
Estimation in Large Scale Antenna Array Systems
Yuxiao Jiang (Chang'an University, China); Bobin
Yao (Chang'an University, China); Qisheng Wu
(Chang'an University, China)
Efficient Feature Extraction of Cycle Spectrum
and Weak Communication Signal Detection
Shaopeng Li (Guilin University of Electronic and
Technology, China); Kun Yan (Guilin University of
Electrical Technology, China); Hailiang Xiong (The
School of Information Science and Engineering,
Shandong University, China)
SNBD
Understanding ENodeBs Traffic Dynamics in
TD-LTE Network
Ziqi Cong (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Jin Xu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Yu Chen (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiaofeng Tao (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Personalized Location Recommendation for
Location-Based Social Networks
Qianfang Xu (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Jiachun Wang
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiao Bo (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecom, USA)
E-commerce User Behavior Classification Based
on URL Information From Telecom DPI Data
Di Pan (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Ke Yu (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
Beijing, China); Xaiofei Wu (Beijing University of
Posts and Telecommunications, China); Binbin
Wang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Yaowen Tan (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Poster Session-4
Time: 15:30 -16:00 am, 24 Oct. 2017
WCS
Performance Analysis of NOMA for
Multiple-Antenna Relaying Networks with
Energy Harvesting Over Nakagami-$m$ Fading
Channels
Qian Wang (Xidian University, China); Jianhua Ge
(Xidian University, China); Qinghai Li (Xidian
University, China); Qifei Bu (Xidian University,
China)
The Design of Load-balance Based Routing
Algorithm in Software Defined Wireless Sensor
Networks
Yu Wei, Wu Muqing, Liao Wenxing and Min Zhao
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
WNM
Multi-Path mmWave Cooperative
Communications for Delivering Multimedia
Resources
Linghui Pan (Huazhong University of Science and
Technology, China); Rong Zhou (Huazhong
University of Science and Technology & School of
Electronic Information and Communications,
China); Jiaqi Chen (Huazhong University of
Science and Technology, China); Ge Xiaohu
(Huazhong University of Science & Technology,
China); Tao Han (Huazhong University of Science
and Technology, China)
Design and Analysis of LTP-HARQ Transmission
Scheme in OSTBC-MIMO Systems for SINs
Youjun Hu (Harbin Institute of Technology
(Shenzhen) & Harbin Institute of Technology
(Shenzhen), China); Jian Jiao (Harbin Institute of
Technology - Shenzhen, China); Rui Zhang
(University of Sydney, Australia); Shaohua Wu
(Harbin Institute of Technology, China); Shushi Gu
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(Harbin Institute of Technology-Shenzhen, China);
Qinyu Zhang (Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin
Institute of Technology, China)
An Interest-Driven Routing Algorithm in
Disruption-Tolerant Networking Based Social
Network
Peng Yuan (Harbin Institute of Technology
Shenzhen Graduate School, China); Zhihua Yang
(Harbin Institute of Technology, China); Yunhe Li
(Zhaoqing University, China); Qinyu Zhang
(Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin Institute of
Technology, China)
Low-latency Caching with Auction Game in
Vehicular Edge Computing
Siming Wang, Zehang Zhang and Rong Yu
(Guangdong University of Technology, China); Yan
Zhang (University of Oslo, Norway)
On Efficient Admission Control Utilizing Cloud
Compression in Drive-thru Vehicular Networks
Xiaonan Su and Changle Li (Xidian University,
China); Tom H. Luan (School of Information
Technology, Deakin University, China); Zhifang
Miao (Xidian University, China)
PSC
Secrecy Analysis Based on Energy Threshold for
Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power
Transfer in Internet of Things
Xin Hu (National Digital Switching System
Engineering and Technological R&D Center, China);
Kaizhi Huang (National Digital Switching System
Engineering & Technological R&D Center, China);
Yajun Chen (National Digital Switching System
Engineering and Technological R&D Center, China);
Yunjia Xu (National Digital Switching System
Engineering & Technological Research Center,
China); Quan Yuan (NDSC, China)
Game Theoretic Study on Blockchain Based
Secure Edge Networks
Dongjin Xu and Liang Xiao (Xiamen University,
China); Limin Sun (Institute of Information
Engineering, China Academy of Science, Beijing,
China); Min Lei (BUPT, China)
Inverted Antenna Subset Transmission Technique
for Secure Millimeter-Wave Wireless
Communication
Yuanquan Hong (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Xiaojun Jing (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Hui Gao (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Sun Songlin (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Hai Huang (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Ning Gao (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China); Jianxiao Xie (Beijing University of Posts
and Telecommunications, China); Bohan Li
(Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China)
STC
Power Grid Observability Redundancy Analysis
under Communication Constraints
Minglei You (Durham University, United Kingdom
(Great Britain)); Qitao Liu (Durham University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Jing Jiang
(Durham University, United Kingdom (Great
Britain)); Hongjian Sun (Durham University,
United Kingdom (Great Britain))
Throughput Maximization for Wireless Powered
Relay Communications
Hongxing Xia (Xidian University, China); Yongzhao
Li (Xidian University, China); Hailin Zhang (Xidian
University, China)
SPC
WiFi-based Contactless Activity Recognition on
Smartphones
Zhang Yuhe (Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China); Lin Zhang (Beijing
University of Posts and Telecommunications,
China)
Segmented CS with Measurement Allocation for
UWB Channel Estimation
Jian Li (Shandong University, China); Yunrui Qin
(Shandong University, China); Deqiang Wang
(Shandong University, China)
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SOCIAL EVENTS
WELCOME RECEPTION
Sunday, 22 October, 18:30 at
Guest Building Golden Olive Hall
CONFERENCE BANQUET
Monday, 23 October, 18:30 at
VIP Building Second floor Qianxi hall
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FROM Qingdao LiuTing International Airport
Taxi: It takes about 52 minutes from LiuTing International Airport to Qingdao
garden Hotel by taxi, costing about 75 RMB.
Public Transport: You can also take Airport Bus 2 Line from LiuTing
International Airport stop to Xiao Cun Zhuang stop. Then take bus 309 line to
Zhang Hua Road stop and walk around 233 m to the hotel.
FROM Qingdao North Railway Station
Taxi: It takes about 41 minutes from Qingdao North Railway Station to
Qingdao garden Hotel by taxi, costing about 46 RMB.
Public Transport: You can also take metro line 3 from Qingdao North
Railway Station to Jiangxi Road stop. Then take Bus 222 Line from Er
Zhong Fen Xiao stop to Zhang Hua road stop and walk around 190 m to
the hotel.
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FROM Qingdao Railway Station
Taxi: It takes about 39 minutes from Qingdao Railway Station to Qingdao garden Hotel by taxi, costing about 31
RMB.
Public Transport: You can also take metro line 3 from Qingdao Railway Station to Tai Ping Jiao Park stop. Then take
Line 31 Ring Road Bus from City Government stop to Zhang Hua road stop and walk around 200 m to the hotel.
Map of Qingdao Garden Hotel
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Qingdao
Qingdao is a historical and cultural city, and one of the Taoism
cradles in China. Existence and multiplication of human beings
appeared in Qingdao some 6,000 years ago.Qingdao was listed as a
city enjoying provincial level status in the State economic plan. In
1994, it was listed as one of the 15 cities at the sub-provincial level,
and is now the only city of such level in Shandong province apart
from Jinan, the capital of Shandong province. Qingdao is one of the
top ten vigorous economic cities in China, a city as a jewel on the
coast of the Yellow Sea, a classic of the World Architecture, famous
for beer , and a piece of opened-up hot-land. It once won the laurel of “most vigorous economic cities in China” by the
CCTV and “Entrepreneur Satisfaction Award” thanks to so many world-famous brands and excellent economic strength.
Qingdao is endowed with distinct natural conditions and humanistic environment. Qingdao was the only partner city
which came up with 11 gold medals during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Mr. Henderson, Chairman of the International
Sailing Federation (ISAF), commented that Qingdao “is one of the most beautiful cities in Asia, qualified enough to host
the Olympic sailing competition. Qingdao’s brands have already become phenomenal in China, and now is becoming
popular in the world.
1. Qingdao seabed world
Qingdao Underwater World is located at 2 Laiyang Road, Qingdao. It borders
Luxun Park and No. 1 Beach, famous scenic spots in Qingdao. Underwater World
covers an area of 7,000 m2 and a total of 4,000 tons of water. It is a large marine
ecological tourist project jointly developed by Qingdao Aquarium and the
Shangdong Luxin Investment Group with a total investment of RMB 220 million.
Underwater World is composed of an inter-tidal zone, underwater tunnel and a
four storey underground structure. All the exhibitions are underground. The
intertidal zone is 35 m long, and the underwater tunnel is 86.2 m long and 2.5 m
wide. The glass forming the arch of the tunnel is set at different angles and
shapes such as 180o, 254o, and a 360o cylinder, or in a shape of window. Walking
through the tunnel, visitors feel as if they are at the bottom of the sea. You can see fish of different sizes and species
swimming around you and sharks playing with divers. On the fourth (lowest) floor of the underground structure, there
are cylinder-shaped water tanks with a height of 7.6 m displaying precious coral marine life. The entire underwater
world is surrounded by rocks that seem like underwater mountains. The unique geographic location and modern
exhibits integrate resources such as Qingdao Aquarium, Marine Organism Sample Hall and Freshwater Aquarium. These
features and the natural beauty in the surrounding environment make Underwater World one of the most distinct
marine ecological parks in China. Underwater World combines underwater tourism with popular marine science. It is
the first underwater project in Shandong Province. It is a unique scenic spot on the golden coast of Qingdao.
2. Laoshan Mountain
Laoshan Mountain is known as the “No.1 Mountain on the Sea.” It is situated on the coast of the Yellow Sea with a
summit 1,133 m above the sea level. It stands by the sea with magnificent peaks, fantastic cliffs and clear streams and
waterfalls. It has been known from ancient times as the“immortals’ abode” and “fairyland.” The chronicle book “Qi Ji”
says: “The high Mount Tai is not as good as Mount Laoshan.” Qinshihuang, the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty and
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty visited Laoshan. Emperor Xuanzeng of the Tang Dynasty assigned officials to come for
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elixir. Many scholars and celebrities visited here. Laoshan is also
acclaimed as the“No. 2 Taoist Quanzhen Forest in the World”
with 9 palaces, 8 temples and 72 nunneries. Laoshan Taoist
priests are well known in history. Laoshan was affirmed by the
State Council as a national key scenic area and by the Ministry of
Forestry as a national forest park. There are three routes to
Laoshan; the middle, southern and eastern routes. The Laoshan
Scenic Area Administration Commission was founded in 1989. Its
purpose is to protect, preserve and develop tourist resources. At
present, the scenic area covers 446 km2, including 9 tourism
areas and 5 restoration areas. The tourism areas include Jufeng (summit), Liuqing, Shangqing, Taiqing, Chessboard
Stone, Yangkou, North Jiushui, Hualou and Dengying. The landscape restoration areas are located in Shazikou,
Wanggezhuang, Beizhai, Xiazhuang Villages, Xifu Town and land and sea scenery spots in surrounding areas. Southern,
middle and eastern routes to Laoshan were opened in the recent years. The Taiqing, Yangkou and Hualou cableways
have been completed and boat touring routes recently opened. Laoshan is now a famous scenic holiday area in China.
3. Qingdao seashore scenic spot
Qingdao Beach Scenic Spot is located along the southern
coast of Qingdao Proper. It extends for 25 km from east to west
with a width of 3 km. It integrates hills, sea and urban landscape.
It provides a combination of natural landscape and tasteful urban
development. It is one of the few national scenic spots located in
an urban district. On the land, it includes such open spaces as
Qingdao Hill, Xinhaoshan Hill, Guanxiangshan Hill, Taipingshan Hill,
Baguanshan Hill, and Xiaoyushan Hill. On the seaside, there are
Tuandao Bay, Huiquan Bay, Taiping Bay, Fushan Bay and islets,
rocks and beaches. The individual scenic areas include Badaguan,
Badaxia, Taipingshan Hill and Taipingjiao Cape. The individual spots include; Zhanqiao Pier, Luxun Park, Mini Qingdao,
Xiaoyushan Hill, Flower Garden, Huiquan Square, May Fourth Movement Square, Music Square, Yan’erdao Park, No. 1,
No. 2, No. 3 and No. 6 Bathing Beaches, seaside pedestrian walkways and sightseeing boulevards-Donghai Road and
Hong Kong Road.
4. Zhanshan Temple
Zhanshan Buddhist Temple is situated at the eastern foot of
Taiping Hill, and is one of the famous Buddhist temples built in
modern times in China. It is a huge courtyard with five rows of
halls and houses surrounded by hills on three sides and facing the
sea in the south. It is located in a beautiful place with cool winds
from the sea. It is covered by green trees in summer and golden
leaves in autumn. As the famous Chinese writer Yu Dafu put it, “It
is a corner in Zhanshan Hill with summer as cool as autumn”. The
Qingdao Municipal government listed it as a key historic site in
1982. Built on the hill slope, the temple has four rows of halls and
houses from the main gate to the Depository of Buddhist Scriptures. All the buildings are constructed by stone and
wood in a Ming Dynasty style with exterior columns. The temple covers an area of 13.33 hectares, and has three
courtyards (east, middle and west). There are three halls in the middle courtyard, i.e., Hall of Deities, Hall of Sakyamuni,
Hall of Three Saints, and a depository of Buddhist Scriptures. Behind the Hall of Three Saints, there is a two-storey
depository for Buddhist Scriptures. The building is strong, fire-proof and in a unique style. It keeps 7,240 volumes of
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Buddhist Scriptures of the Qianlong Period in the Qing Dynasty, and 1,675 volumes of Buddhist books. It is one of the
largest collections of ancient Buddhist volumes in China. There is also the Sequel to Buddhist Scriptures in 151
photocopied volumes published in Hong Kong.
5. Zhanqiao Pier
Zhanqiao Pier is the symbol of Qingdao. It was called Qianhai
Pier, Nanhai Pier and Big Dock. Located in the Qingdao Bay, it is
the extension of Zhongshan Road, the busiest commercial street
in Qingdao. It is acclaimed as “a long rainbow on the sea”. It was
initially built in 1892, and was the first dock in Qingdao. It was
rebuilt in 1931 and renovated in 1985. It is now 440 meters long
and 8 meters wide. There is a semicircle breakwater at the
southern end, and within the breakwater, there is
eight-cornered pavilion with golden roof and red wall. This is the
famous “Huilange” (Wave Pavilion). Zhanqiao Pier looks like a
dragon on the sea. Walking on it towards the southern end, you feel as if you are entering the sea. Standing by the
pavilion, you can see the waves coming with great force and splashes on the breakwater, with drops of water flying like
pearls. Coming into the pavilion, and climbing to the top floor through the spiral stairs, you can see the sea on all sides.
At this time, you will be convinced that Huilange is indeed one of the ten major scenes in Qingdao. In Autumn, when
the tide rises, the scene at the west of the pavilion is the best, with the 10 meter waves splashing on the breakwater
with great sounds. Simply splendid! When the tide ebbs, there are lots of people on the intertidal zone, digging clams.
In the recent years, people organized “retain the seagull” campaigns. At the junction of autumn and winter and during
windless days, you can see thousands of seagulls flying over Qingdao Bay, forming a picturesque panorama with the sea,
the blue sky, the pavilion and the people. The north coast of Zhanqiao is now a park called Zhanqiao Park. There are
pine trees, lawns, and stone benches. In the night, the lamps in the streets and Zhanqiao are like beautiful flowers, and
the light from the lighthouse on Mini Qingdao is reflected by the sea water, giving a fantastic atmosphere to the visitors.
Zhanqiao Pier is also a landmark and famous tourist spot in Qingdao.
6. Qingdao International Beer Festival
Qingdao International Festival, the largest beer festival in
Asia was firs held in 1991. The annual festival opens on the
second weekend of August and lasts for 16 days. Activities are
held during the festival, such as the opening ceremony,
presentation of world famous beer brand, beer tasting and
drinking, artistic parade, recreational and sports activities, leisure,
tourism, trade exhibition, and closing ceremony. During the
festival, the main avenues and the alleys in Qingdao are
decorated elaborately, and the whole city is a visual and aural
carnival. The 33-hectare International Beer City is filled with
bouquet and passion.
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